P.E.

• A structured physical activity, usually competitive, that requires complex skills and a high level of individual commitment and motivation.


  Sports
• Working together with other people during the game or match.


  Teamwork
• The ability to guide others in an organized and responsible manner.

  Leadership
• The ability to treat all players, game officials and spectators fairly during competitions.


  Sportsmanship
• Where basketball was invented

  Springfield, Massachusetts
• The inventor of basketball was a physical education teacher at a YMCA.
• He invented basketball.

  Dr. James Naismith
• The invetor of basketball invented it in the year 1891.
• In the year 1892, the first official basketball game was played at a YMCA in Albany, New York, with nine total players. The final score was 1-0 for the home team.
• Basketball was once called the YMCA Classic.
• YMCA stands for Young Men’s Christian Association.
• Peach baskets were used until 1901.
• In 1906, the modern basket was invented with a metal rim, cloth net, and a wooden backboard.
• A spherical ball used in basketball games. 


  Basketball
• It is very important in order to play the game of basketball.

  Basketball
• A basket is also called a goal.
• The basket is made up of horizontal circular metal rim with a net hanging from it. It is mounted 3.05 m above floor level.
• Flat elevated vertical board that used to assist or return the basketball after a shot in a game of the basketball.


  Backboard
• The three basketball equipment are:

  1. Ball
  2. Basket or Goal
  3. Backboard
• The basketball uniforms and accessories are:

  • Uniform or Jersey
  • Sleeved Jersey
  • Accessories
• Basketball uniforms consist of a jersey that features the number and last name of the player on the back, as well as shorts and athletic shoes.
• For the Christmas Day games of 2013, the NBA and its apparel partner Adidas introduced a newly designed sleeved jersey with large team and NBA logos on the front.
• In the 1970s, Slick Watts and Bill Walton began to wear headbands, which soon became popular with other players. Rick Barry popularized wrist-bands, and other players soon created variations, such as bands that covered their forearms or biceps.
• Headbands, wrist-bands, and other bands belong to accesories.
• The basketball protective gears are:

  • Shoes or Sneakers
  • Elbow and Knee Pads
  • Mouth Guard
  • Compression Garments
  • Kinesio Tape
  • Safety Glasses
• The basketball skills are:

  • Passing
  • Dribbling
  • Shooting
  • Rebounding
  • Running
• Passing is a basic skill that requires that a player understand how to move their feet in a fluid manner while also having the ability to generate topspin and turnovers.
• Dribbling: A player who can dribble with both hands with confidence has a real advantage in terms of his ability to help his team most effectively, even if he's not the most athletic or energetic player on the court.
• Shooting is among the most basic of basketball skills, yet it is also one of the most fundamental.
• Shooting is one of the technical and tactical skills of basketball that should be focused on.
• Rebounding in basketball is a skill used by the defensive team to regain possession of the ball or to steal the ball from an opposing offensive player.
• Running is a basic skill that a player should possess in playing basketball. It provides the player with a greater chance to shoot the ball.
• Volleyball was invented in the year 1895.
• Volleyball comes from Holyoke, Massachusetts in the United States of America.
• The inventor of volleyball.

  William G. Morgan
• The profession of the inventor of volleyball is a physical director of the Young Men's Christian Association
• The original name of Volleyball.

  Mintonette
• Who proposed a revision to the name Mintonette?

  Professor Alfred T. Halstead
• What was the proposed name by someone who saw a demonstration of mintonette?

  Volley Ball
• The volleyball skills are:

  • Serving
  • Passing
  • Setting
  • Spiking
  • Digging
  • Blocking