FLAGTAG LEADUP GAME.

RECEIVING STANCE

 Show the entire move first. Demonstrate the entire receiving stance to the
student, making sure to point out the following key points:
o Feet should be shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent.
o Hands should be up in front of them, with their thumbs together and their
fingers spread wide.
o Eyes should be on the ball at all times.
 Break the move down. Once the student has a general understanding of the
receiving stance, you can break it down into smaller steps. For example, you can
start by teaching the student how to stand with their feet shoulder-width apart.
Once they have mastered that, you can teach them how to bend their knees
slightly. And so on.
 Show the entire move again. Once the student has mastered the individual steps
of the receiving stance, you can show them the entire move again. This time,
they should be able to do it without any help from you.

Tips for teaching the receiving stance

 Use a variety of balls to practice with. This will help the student to develop the
skills necessary to catch balls of different sizes and weights.
 Start with gentle throws and gradually increase the force of the throws as the
student becomes more comfortable.

CATCHING A BALL

 Show the entire move first. Demonstrate the entire catching process to the
student, making sure to point out the following key points:
 o The student should keep their eyes on the ball at all times.
o They should relax their hands and keep them up in front of them.
o They should reach out to the ball with their hands and cup it with their
fingers.
o They should close their hands around the ball once it is in their hands.
 Break the move down. Once the student has a general understanding of the
catching process, you can break it down into smaller steps. For example, you
can start by teaching the student how to keep their eyes on the ball. Once they
have mastered that, you can teach them how to relax their hands. And so on.
 Show the entire move again. Once the student has mastered the individual steps
of the catching process, you can show them the entire move again. This time,
they should be able to do it without any help from you.

Tips for teaching-catching a ball:

 Make sure the student is always practicing in a safe environment.

 Be patient and encouraging. It takes time and practice to develop good catching
skills.