BACKGROUND

OF THE GAME
•Basketball is a team sport
composed of five players.
•The purpose of the game
is score more points than
the opponents.
HISTORY OF
BASKETBALL
• JAMES NAISMITH IS A CANADIAN
WHO DEVELOPED BASKETBALL. HE
IS A PE INSTRUCTOR IN CHRISTIAN
WORKERS NOW SPRINGFIELD
COLLEGE.
• LUTHER GULLICK ASK NAISMITH TO
CREATE TEAM SPORT THAT COULD
BE PLAYED DURING WINTER.
• DECEMBER 21, 1891- 13 RULES WERE
IMPOSED AT THAT TIME.
 YEARS OF
DEVELOPMENT
• 1893- A METAL HOOPS WITH NET
BAGS IS ATTACHED REPLACED TO
THE WOODEN BASKET. A CORD
ATTACHED TO THE NET WHERE
OFFICIALS WILL JUST PULL THE
NET TO DROP OUT.
• 1894- THE PLAYERS ARE GIVEN
FREE THROW
• 1908- 5 FOUL DISQUALIFICATION
WAS IMPOSED.
• 1910- A PLAYER COULD DRIBBLE THE
BALL BUT CANNOT SHOOT AFTER
THE DRIBBLING.
• 1913-
BASKET WITH BOTOMLESS
NETS WERE INTRODUCED.
• 1915- AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION OF
THE US, NCAA,YMCA FORMED
COMMITTEE TO STANDARDIZE THE
RULES.
• 1916- THE PLAYER WERE ALLOWED
TO SHOOT AFTER DRIBBLING
• 1932- TEN SECOND RULE
WAS ADOPTED.
• 1935- 3 SECOND VIOLATION
IN THE FREE THROW
LANE WAS INTRODUCED.
• 1936-INTRODUCED IN
BERLIN OLYMPIC
• 1937- CENTER JUMP AFTER
FIELD GOAL.
• 1955- FOUL LANE WAS
WIDENED TO 12 FT (3.7
M)FROM THE PREVIOUS 6
FT (1.83)
 FACILITY
AND
EQUIPMENT
 COURT
• PLAYING COURT- 28 M
(LENGTH) BY 15 M (WIDTH)
• FREE PLAYING SPACE-
MINIMUM OF 7M
• LINES- 5 CM WIDTH
 BASKET
• RING- HEIGHT OF 3.05 M
AND 18 INCHES IN
DIAMETER
• NET- 40-45 CM IN
LENGTH
 BALL
• BALL- 29 ½ TO 3O INCHES
(74.9-78) CM IN
CIRCUMFERENCE AND 567-
650 GRAMS
• WOMEN- 28 INCHES (72.4 CM )
BASIC SKILLS
• DRIBBLING
• PASSING
• SHOOTING
 DRIBBLING
• This skill will allow you to move
up and down the court,
maneuver past defenders and
execute plays.
• LOW-DRIBBLE- low dribble
just means that you must keep
the ball bouncing low nearest
to the ground.
• HIGH-SPEED DRIBBLE-
the ball bounce between the
waist and the chest and
moving quickly.
 PASSING
• The deliberate attempt to move
a live ball between two
teammates.
• CHEST PASS- Hold the ball with
both hands and pushing hard and
outward with your thumbs.
• BOUNCE PASS- Hold the ball at
chest level and bounce it off the floor
halfway between yourself and your
teammate
• OVERHEAD PASS- Take the ball
and bring it overhead and throw a
hard, direct pass to your teammate
 SHOOTING
Is a skill to score a point.
Examples:
1. Lay-up
2. Free Throw
3. Slam Dunk-The slam dunk is one of
the toughest feats in basketball.
 GOD
BLESS!