Can you juggle? In today's lesson you'll learn some basic techniques, cues and considerations to successfully be able to perform 1 discrete juggling motion. You'll need a safe space (inside or outside) without any fragile items to move around, 3 soft balls, rolled up socks or alfoil balls.
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Juggling basics
Physical activity lesson 16 for year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10 (Series 1)
Juggling
Physical activity lesson 17 for year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10 (Series 1)
Progressing from yesterday's lesson, today's aim will be to perform 3 continuous juggling sequences.See how you can go. You'll need a safe space (inside or outside) without any fragile items to move around, 4 soft balls, rolled up socks or alfoil balls.
Juggling
Physical activity lesson 18 for year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10 (Series 1)
Welcome to our third session on juggling. You'll need a safe space (inside or outside) without any fragile items to move around, 3 soft balls, rolled up socks or alfoil balls and a balloon or a light ball of the similar size.
Soccer juggling
Physical activity lesson 19 for year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10 (Series 1)
Today we're going to learn how to juggle a soccer ball. You'll need a safe space (inside or outside) without any fragile items to move around, a soccer ball or any round ball similar in size.
Basketball dribbling
Physical activity lesson 20 for year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10 (Series 1)
Today we're going to transfer some of our juggling sessions knowledge into a basketball dribbling workout. You'll need a safe space (inside or outside) without any fragile items to move around, a basketball, a tennis ball and a timer or timing app on your device.
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