EL BAZAR DE PRIMARIA: PE 6º

jueves, 19 de noviembre de 2015

PE 6º

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

FIRST TERM

UNIT 1 "Athletics"

Athletics disciplines

Videos

SECOND TERM

UNIT 2 "Flag football"

History of Flag football

How to play

Player positions

Offense

Quarterback (QB) – The quarterback guides the offense during the game. The quarterback calls the cadence and “takes the snap” meaning he receives that ball from the center and can then hand it off to the running back or pass the ball to a receiver.

Wide Receiver (WR) – The receivers run routes down field and try to catch passes that are thrown from the quarterback in order to advance the ball or score points.

Center (C) – The center handles the snap of the ball from the LOS to the quarterback. In flag football rules the center is then eligible to act as a wide receiver and go out for a pass.

Tight end (TE): A player who serves as a receiver and also as a blocker. This player lines up beside the offensive tackle to the right or the left of the quarterback

Running Back (RB) – The running back is the primary ball carrier for running plays. The RB lines up in the back field and moves forward at the snap to receive a hand-off from the QB. If the ball is not handed to the running back that player can them go out for a pass in the same way as a wide receiver.

Defense

Free Safety (FS) – Defensive player who plays the deep pass. They defend against the pass by attempting to prevent the offensive receiver from catching the ball, either by knocking the ball down or by catching the ball before the intended receiver can.

Strong Safety (SS) – The Strong safety in flag football is very similar to the free safety. The only difference is that the strong safety has the freedom to move closer to the line of scrimmage in order to defend against running plays..

Defensive Back (DB) – The defensive backs play the short pass first and the run to the outside.

Line Backer (LB) – Opposite to how safeties play (i.e. pass first then run), the line backers guard against the run first then pass. If the leagues allows for blitzing the line backers will also be the primary rusher against the quarterback. Once any threat of a running play is eliminated the line backers should drop back into pass coverage.