Gym classexercises for technique games

• The football table is formed by just like a football table 4 lines per group.
• Goalkeeper, defenders, midfielders and strikers.
• So from left to right first goalkeeper A, defender A, attacker B, midfielder A, midfielder B, attacker A, defender B, goalkeeper B.
• Players are not allowed to move from their line, only to the left or right.

• Each group (approx. 6 participants) gets a ball of wool.
• One person takes the end and calls out a name.
• Then he throws the ball to that person, who catches it.
• He himself holds the end of the ball.
• Person two calls out a name and throws, but also holds on to a piece of wool.
• In this way a spider web is formed.
• And with the help of a beach ball you can play volleyball with it.
• The ball must not hit the ground.

• Everyone in a circle with their legs wide and connected, ie.
• Your right neighbour stands with his/her left foot against your right foot.
• Legs wide enough to throw a ball through.
• Then a ball in the game that may only be moved with the hands.
• Ball between the legs?
• Stand back and continue playing.
• Off again?
• Out of the circle.

• A playing field of 2 by 2 square, equally sized fields of +/- 10 by 10 meters per field are laid out.
• Over the central intersection (the middle of the four spaces) another circle is put with a diameter of about 4 meters.
• The four fields are continents, the circle the Pacific Ocean (and forbidden area).
• Two teams, fielding and batting.
• Field party is divided over continents, and there they are fixed.
• Fielding cannot switch continents during the game.
• The batting team has 4 men/women in the field and they are allowed to enter all continents.
• Player 5 of the batting team picks up the bat/wood/breadboard or tennis racket and hits the infield ball.
• If the (minimum 2) umpires think this is a strike, player 5 also throws the ball to one of the 4 players from the batting team who are loose in the continents.
• How do you score points?
• The batting team gets 1 point for every time the ball passes through all continents clockwise or anti-clockwise, without falling on the ground (no running with the ball).
• Does the ball fall?
• From that continent you start over again.
• This may continue until the fielding side has also taken the ball and made a round through the four continents.

• All players must stand in a circle facing the middle.
• There stands the game leader with a ball.
• All players have their hands behind their backs.
• When the leader of the game throws the ball to you, you have to catch it.
• When you catch the ball, you can take your hands behind your back.
• When you don't catch the ball, you are out of the circle.
• If the person in charge of the game tricks you into throwing the ball, you are not allowed to take your hands behind your back.
• If you do so, you are out.

• Soccer game with a big ball.
• Depending on the size, rules can be relaxed.
• A very large ball makes it necessary to allow pushing and rolling.

• Each player chooses their own tree within the playing area.
• Before the start, it is made clear with how many points everyone starts, for example 5.
• During the individual football game that follows.
• You lose a point every time your tree is hit by the ball.
• On zero? Then it's over for you.
• Stay last and win!

• Same game as dodgeball.
• The only difference is that on the centre line a sail is stretched so high that the players cannot see over it.
• For the rest there are no differences: Two playing fields with a back section for people who have finished.
• At the start of the game, a volunteer takes his place and may return after the first player has finished.
• Throwing the ball, which is not allowed on the ground.
• Hands or head are free.
• When you are ready, you go to your own backfield (behind the opponent).
• If the ball is caught by the opponent, it means that someone has to return to his or her own section.
• If you are in a backfield and you throw someone off, you may return too, but always at least one person in the backfields.
• The losers have lost when there is no one left in their box.

• It's just dodgeball, so there are 2 teams.
• One team on one side of the hall and the other team on the other side.
• Now the children have to throw their opponents off by jumping into the minitramp with a ball in their hands and throw it from the air over a thick mat that stands upright on their opponents.
• When you are knocked off, knock over a pawn that is standing next to the field.

Rules dodgeball game 2:

• Divide the whole class into 2 teams teams
• 1 thick mat, standing upright (on its side) on the centre line of the hall.
• on each side of the upright mat, 1 thick mat.
• In front of each mat is a mini-tramp.
• 6 cones per team.
• You have to jump with 2 feet at the same time into the mini-tramp.
• You have to land with 2 feet at the same time on the landing mat.
• You have to jump into the mini trampoline with a run from the front and you may not bounce on the trampoline.

• 2 teams against each other each team on one side of the room.
• You can win the game in 3 ways, namely:
• by knocking down the team (except the goalkeepers)
• knocking over all pawns on 1 bench
• by scoring in the basket(s) in the opponent's box.
• When you are finished you sit down at the side of the field.
• Everyone is free again and can participate when a teammate knocks over a pawn.
• The pawns are reversed on a bench in each corner of the hall.
• In front of the bench is a thick mat.
• The goalies can stand on this mat and defend the pawns.
• The goalies cannot be thrown off.
• On the other hand, the goalkeepers cannot throw anyone off either.
• You can use the catwalk (mat or long mat halfway between both fields) to enter the opponent's field, but if you do, you can be tapped and then you're out.
• The advantage of this is that you can get close to your goals, which of course makes scoring easy!
• Because the balls always come from the front, you can play this game of dodgeball with 2 or 3 balls.
• This game has multiple roles so everyone can play at his or her own level.

• On the 4 small mats there are 2 children, who can fend off with a 1-meter stick.
• The children standing outside the field try to throw the children on the mats away.
• If they succeed, the child on the mat swaps with the child who threw him off.

Rules:

• You may only throw from outside the playing field.
• If you are thrown off, you change (or e.g. 5x thrown off is change).

• The mission of the James Bond team is different in this game from the original.
• Otherwise, the game is played by the same rules.
• Mission James Bond-team (pink):
• Try to rob the blocks, which are in the field, as fast as possible without being thrown off.
• If you get thrown off you have to go back to the starting line and try again.
• After you've stolen a block, place it in the hoop near the starting line and try to steal another block.
• How long does it take for a team to steal all the blocks?
• When all the blocks are gone time stops and everyone sits down where they were.
• The teacher writes down how much time it took to rob the blocks, this is the score of team 1.
• Now the teams are exchanged.
• After the third round the scores are compared, who took the least time to rob the blocks?