Great resources - I would just add the student/observers name at the top. A picture / graphic would also be helpful. There are a few... – May 23, 12:39 AM
Great job Martin. As a Head of PE whose been teaching this area for nearly 15 years it's always a welcoming sight to see such... – May 15, 7:32 AM
Love this idea, Im big on trying out the questioning techniques with my A Level and I tweak a lot of OCR marks schemes to... – May 12, 10:30 AM
Thanks nice to have a practical example – May 06, 7:24 AM
Great resource, thanks very much! I was curious how I could apply solo to practical lessons. – May 05, 10:36 AM
Thank you for these resources - great for L3 H&SC too! – May 02, 11:37 AMA simple, ready to use worksheet to record in pairs the results of a selection of boxing-based fitness drills.
Each exercise is given a name that describes the activity, which can be easily changed as required.
Both Microsoft Word and PDF versions have been provided to amend as you see fit. Please let us know how you’ve used this lesson within your class below, and/or whether it’s been useful. Thanks.
David Currie
Sound great this Matthew. Are you a boxer??? Thanks Herbie Hide
Osei Sarkodee
Brilliant! Thanks very much
Matthew Skinner
Square run away- holding a boxing guard and stance move around a square if cones as fast as possible using correct boxing footwork, always facing forwards.
Knockout return- combination of punches of your choice from standing (dependant on experience) then lay flat back in floor recover and continue.
Soft shoe shuffle. One partner works in agility ladder and attempts to keep up with partner facing not in ladder. No need to use ladder if none available.
Dip finish- tricep dips on bench/ chair
Cynthia
It definitely would help to have a description of the activities listed on the left.
Bob Van kast
Like the concept but I don’t know wait the activities are. Do you have a description?