Sasaran ( Target Game )
TARGET GAMES
In Target-type games, players score by avoiding obstacles to get their objects closer than their opponent’s objects to the target. Some examples are: bowling, golf, curling, and croquet. Tactical solutions learned in one game can be adapted and applied to tactical problems in other target games.
TACTICS IN FLOOR CURLING
Tips for Increasing a Team’s Chance of Scoring
• Put up guards to protect the rocks
• To help place rocks, have the skip use his or her stick to show a target
• Players should bump or raise their own rock into the playing area
• Use aim to draw accurately to the button (need proper mechanics in delivery)
• Try to get the last shot (the hammer) in the last end
• Use different angles of approach to hit the rock
• Make controlled use of force
• Put rocks at the front of the house rather than in the back half of the house so that you can bump it back later
• Communicate with the skip
Tips for Decreasing the Other Team’s Chances of Scoring
• Knock the other team’s rocks out (take-out)
• Place rocks in a position where they guard rocks in scoring position
• Spread rocks to make it difficult for opponents to take out more than one at a time
James Mandigo & Joanna Sheppard Brock University
Email: jmandigo@brocku.ca, jccsheppard@msn.com
TARGET GAME: BEANBAG GOLF
Object
Players try to get their beanbags into the hoops using the fewest number of throws possible
Number of Participants
About 4 players per hoop
Equipment
9 hula-hoops per game, and 1 beanbag per player
How to Play
• Place nine hula-hoops on the floor around the gym (or outside)
• Label the hoops 1-9
• In groups (up to four/group), players alternate shots and try to get their beanbag in hoop #1 using as few throws as possible. The group then proceeds to hoop #2, and so on.
• Distribute the groups evenly at all the hoops. Groups who start at hoop #2 end at hoop #1, and so on.
Variations
• Beanbag Basketball Golf
This game is played like Beanbag Golf, but uses the 4-6 basketball hoops in the gym as the targets. A long stick may be needed to knock down any beanbags that become lodged on the basketball hoop.
• Disc Golf
This game is similar to Beanbag Golf, except played outside. Hula-hoops are placed on the ground, and players use plastic discs instead of beanbags.
Think About…
Precision in throwing.
Main Skill Focus
Tactical Focus
Level of Complexity
Manipulation Aim and Accuracy Relatively Easy(Sending Away)
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