Classic Games with the Spaldeen Ball (Ep. 131 - Spalding® Spaldeen Balls)

The video tutorial introduces Spalding balls, a nostalgic toy from the instructor's youth. It covers basic and advanced bouncing techniques, including exercises like bounce and catch, clapping while bouncing, and bouncing off walls. The tutorial also includes partner activities for synchronized bouncing and explains the stoopball game, a popular pastime involving throwing the ball against stairs. The focus is on improving hand-eye coordination and tracking skills.

What is the first activity introduced with the Spalding bouncy balls?

• Bouncing and catching with the same hand

• Throwing the ball against the wall

• Clapping and catching the ball

• Playing Stoopball

What is the nostalgic significance of the Spalding bouncy balls for the instructor?

• They are new and innovative

• They were used in professional games

• They were a childhood favorite

• They are difficult to find

What is the main focus of the clap and catch activity?

• Improving speed

• Enhancing coordination and timing

• Increasing strength

• Learning new tricks

In the off the wall activity, what skill is primarily being developed?

• Speed

• Strength

• Tracking skills

• Endurance

What is the key challenge in the partner activity involving bouncing and catching?

• Synchronizing the bounces

• Catching the ball with one hand

• Throwing the ball high

• Throwing the ball fast

What is the name of the game mentioned that involves throwing the ball against stairs?

• Catchball

• Bounceball

• Stoopball

• Wallball

What happens if you hit the edge of the stair in Stoopball?

• The ball stops

• It goes for a home run

• You lose a point

• The game restarts