Class 1-1 Lesson 16

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Group

  • Beginner

Lesson Focus

  • Teach them how do a backhand lift properly
  • Games – apply what they learned into a game

Warm Up (10 mins)

  • Run 3 laps around the gym. You can change the number of times based on the athleticism of students
  • Green light, Red light
  • High knees 1x
  • Butt kickers 1x
  • Side shuffles 1x
  • Karaoke 1x
  • Ankle and wrist twist
  • Sprints 1x

Notes

  • Warmup without rackets
  • Increase heart rate and blood flow
  • Change the number of warmup exercise based on athleticism of students. Don’t make them pass out. Push them just enough they feel they worked hard for it.

Break (2 mins)

Notes

  • Change the time according to the students need. Usually not longer than 5 mins.
  • You may take attendance at this time
  • Students don’t need the break can start rallying

Shuttle Run Team Game (15 mins)

  • Split students into two teams
  • Have them line up to race
  • The first pair comes and runs to pick up the shuttle and runs back
  • Please change movement to pickup and place the shuttle to footwork related. i.e.: backward running, chasses steps, sideway and jump & etc.
  • Repeat until one team has won

Notes

  • To encourage them the losing team has to run 3 laps around the gym
  • Make sure there is enough room between the teams, do not have them run into each other
  • Safety comes first.

Back Hand Lift (15 mins)

  • 4 teams of 3 students each team has their court
  • A coach look after a team and be the feeder
  • A student do the back hand lifts
  • A student is gathering the birds
  • A student is making the birds into rows
  • Coach feeding from the net of the other side of the court
  • Students move to retrieve the shuttle and do back hand lift. Send the shuttle to as high and far as possible
  • 20 birds then rotate

Notes:

  • Coaches do a demonstration before proceeding with the drill
  • When contacting the bird, the worker should time the landing with their feet and hit the bird at the same time.
  • Pay attention to the grip.
  • If student cannot move and hit. Change the drill get student station and feed right to the student racket

Back Hand Lift Challenge (15 mins)

  • Group of two on a half court
  • The feeder and worker are at the front and the center of the court
  • The feeder feeds the bird for back hand lift at the right level for the worker
  • The worker start with split steps when the feeder tosses
  • The worker uses a chasse step to move toward the bird, always end with a lunge with dominant leg
  • The worker mimics a back hand wing, then returns to the center
  • 10 shots then switch (Server and worker switch roles)
  • Keep score of how many birds reach the double lines at the opposite side of the court
  • Loser does however punishment the coach sees fits

Notes

  • The feeder tosses birdies when the worker back to the base
  • The worker must have their racket in the ready position in front of their body
  • The worker extend their arm and racket when reach for the bird
  • The worker flicks their wrist and contacts the bird at their knee level
  • The worker allows the racket follow through after hit
  • Coaches check the feeding of the feeders, and the students technique and footwork

Clean Up and break (5 mins)

Games – King’s Court (25 mins)

  • Half-court singles games
  • 3 mins games each round. At the end of 3 minutes, the students with more points moves up toward the King’s court while the other students moves down
  • The loser of each round does 10 push-ups (Coach to decide if this is necessary)

Notes

  • Put the weaker players near the King’s court, and put the stronger players near the bottom
  • Coaches keep track of time and make sure the losers do their push-ups
  • A coach can play as “King” if there’s an off number of students
  • If there are too many players, whoever wins at King’s court can take a break for one round

Cool Down Stretch and Review (5 mins)

  • Calves
  • Quads
  • Glutes
  • Hamstrings
  • Groin

Notes

  • Review what technique learned today
  • Talk about what went well today and what didn’t
  • Ask for the student’s feedback on the drills and the games
  • Socialize with them

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