Learning Coordination with Mini Golf (Ep. 165 - My Mini Golf)

The video introduces a mini golf set designed for younger students, highlighting its features and various challenges. It covers basic and advanced putting techniques, including warm-up exercises and creative setups. The video also discusses different mini golf obstacles like the Castle and Maze, and concludes with scoring instructions.

What are some of the components included in the mini golf set?

• A tennis court and a racket

• A basketball hoop and a net

• A swimming pool and a slide

• A loop, a bridge, and a maze

What is the recommended hand position for practicing putting?

• Hands together toward the middle of the grip

• Hands apart at the ends of the grip

• One hand on top of the other

• Hands crossed over each other

What is a key strategy for getting the ball into the hole on top of the bridge?

• Hit the ball as hard as possible

• Hit the ball softly so it rolls back

• Avoid hitting the ball at all

• Hit the ball with just the right force

What happens if the ball goes up the side of the maze?

• It disappears

• It stays at the top

• It comes back down

• It goes into a different hole

What is unique about the loopty loop challenge?

• It is a vertical loop

• It is a flat loop

• It is a double loop

• It has no loop

What is the purpose of the scorecard in mini golf?

• To decorate the golf course

• To record the player's performance

• To keep track of the number of holes

• To provide instructions for setup

How can players be creative with the mini golf course setup?

• By using different types of clubs

• By adjusting the curves and obstacles

• By playing in different weather conditions

• By changing the color of the balls