POSTURE

POSTURE

Mime

MIME: the art or technique of portraying a character, mood, idea, or narration by gestures and bodily movements; pantomime.

MIME ARTIST TECHNIQUES

https://www.wikihow.com/Mime

Badminton technique

Badminton vocabulary

VOCABULARY

• To hit: golpear .
• Stroke: golpeo-golpe.
• Net: red.
• Birdie or shuttlecock: volante.
• Court: campo.
• Racket or racquet: raqueta.
• To weigh: pesar.
• Single: individual.
• Doubles: dobles.
• Mixed: mixtos.
• Gender. Género.
• To drop into: caer en.
• To shift: desplazarse algo.
• To serve: servir o sacar.
• Service: servicio.

Badminton Rules

Badminton Rules

Scoring system

http://system.bwfbadminton.com/documents/folder_1_81/Regulations/Simplified-Rules/Simplified%20Rules%20of%20Badminton%20-%20Dec%202015.pdf

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sistema_de_puntuaci%C3%B3n_en_b%C3%A1dminton

Types of passes and shoots

PASSES

1.Forward Pass 

2.Forward Pass with bounce

3.Jump Pass

4.Jump Pass with bounce

5.Side Pass or Pronation Pass

6. Back Pass

THROWS

1.Throw in Support or Standing Throw

2.Throw in Suspension

FEINTS

The feint is a movement made in order to deceive an adversary.

1.Feint with two steps. The movement is done with the same leg, the opposite leg with which you throw the ball.

2. Feint with three steps. You star with the opposite leg with which you throw the ball.

3. Reverse.

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Handball vocabulary

Vocabulary

POSITIONS

The playing positions in handball are as follows:

Goalkeeper — the player who defends the goal with just about every part of the body! The goalkeeper is the only player who can touch the ball with their feet.

Centre — a creative handball player who directs play in both defense and attack. Also known as the ‘playmaker’ and sets up the tactics and the players in shooting positions.

Left and right backs — usually the largest players on the handball team. When defending, they try to block shots, and in attack they are the long-range handball shooters.

Circle runner-pivot — the creative force in attack and disruption to opponents when defending. The circle runner is quick and gets in among opposing defenders to either create openings for teammates or to get into a good scoring position themselves.

Left and right wingers — the fast players who patrol the sides of the court. They counter opposing wingers and in attack look to create openings for others, or shoot from the more difficult angles.

Vocabulary

Fingertips: yemas de los dedos.

Joint: articulaciones.
Neck: cuello.
Shoulder: hombro.
Elbow: codo.
Wrist: muñeca.
Hip; cadera.
Waist: cintura.
Knee: rodilla.
Ankle: tobillo.
Finger: dedo.
Phalange: falange.
Vertebrae: vértebra.

Put down, release: soltar-dejar un objeto.
Pull: tirar.
Push: empujar.
Bend: flexionar.
Fall down: caer, caerse.
Lift: levantar.
Stretch: estirar(se).
Catch: coger.
Throw: lanzar.
Leap: saltar.

Handball rules

Rules

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