4 tennis & hockey ball-handling challenges: Part 2 (grades K-3) | Teaching Fundamentals of PE

The video tutorial covers basic and advanced skills in racket and hockey ball control. It starts with gentle taps to keep the ball in the air using a racket, progresses to switching racket sides, and then moves to hockey dribbling and ball handling. The tutorial concludes with a summary and additional resources for further practice.

What is the main challenge when practicing ball control with a racket?

• Hitting the ball as high as possible

• Switching the sides of the racket while hitting the ball

• Keeping the ball on the ground

• Using two hands to hold the racket

In the hockey dribbling drill, what is emphasized to maintain control?

• Dribbling with large, fast movements

• Keeping the ball close to the stick with small touches

• Keeping the ball far from the stick

• Using one hand on the stick

Which shapes are suggested for dribbling practice in the hockey drill?

• Circle, triangle, and square

• Rectangle, hexagon, and pentagon

• Oval, star, and heart

• Diamond, trapezoid, and parallelogram

What is the correct hand positioning on the hockey stick for ball handling?

• Both hands in the middle of the stick

• One hand at the top and the other at the bottom

• One hand lower toward the end and the other halfway

• Both hands at the top of the stick

What type of touches are recommended for controlling the ball in hockey?

• Slow and heavy touches

• Small and controlled touches

• Quick and random touches

• Large and forceful touches