Mapeh

• Location

  To put or arrange (something in a particular place or way)
• Principle

  A kind of rule, belief, or idea that guides an individual
• Present scoring

  The act of keeping from happening or trying to hinder or stop something from getting scored
• Transition

  A change from one state to another. It is also a shift from one period or phase to another
• Invasion games

  • The purpose is to invade the opponent's territory and score a goal. They involve teamwork to control the ball, keep possession, and prevent the opposition from scoring. They are typically fast-paced games.
• Basic skills in invasion games

  • Passing: Throwing, kicking, or passing a ball
  • Receiving: Catching, cradling a ball/object with
  • Dodging: Maintaining personal space, making sure not to collide with other people or objects
  • Change of direction: Changing the way the body is traveling
  • Traveling in multiple directions: Being mobile, going forwards, backwards, to the sides, and diagonally
  • Speed and agility: Being quick and flexible
  • Spatial awareness: Recognizing your position and seeing the relation to the playing area
  • Change of speed: Being able to change speed, i.e. from slow to fast when necessary
  • Anticipation: Guessing when the ball or play might go where
• Scoring

  To win or get a point, goal, etc. in a game
• Free play

  To engage in activity for enjoyment rather than a practical purpose
• BASFC skills in Invasion Games

  • Passing: Throwing, kicking, or passing a ball
  • Receiving: catching, cradling a ball/object with hands or feet
  • Dodging: maintaining personal space, making sure not to collide with other people or objects
  • Change of direction: changing the way the body is traveling
  • Traveling in multiple directions: being mobile, going forwards, backwards, to either side, and all diagonals
  • Speed and Agility: being quick and flexible
  • Spatial awareness: recognizing your position and seeing where you are in relation to the playing the games
  • Change of speed: being able to change speed e.g. slowing down or speeding up when necessary
  • Anticipation: guessing where the ball or play might go (while anticipation is not a necessary skill, it can be extremely useful)