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Basketball - Passing and Receiving

The document discusses different types of passes and receiving in basketball. It identifies four types of passes: chest pass, bounce pass, overhead pass, and baseball pass. For each pass, it provides the technique for how to perform the pass correctly. It also discusses receiving a pass, including having your hands ready in front of your chest and keeping your eyes on the ball as it comes to you. The goal of the lesson is for students to be able to identify the different passes, explain how to perform them, and demonstrate the techniques.

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Basketball - Passing and Receiving

The document discusses different types of passes and receiving in basketball. It identifies four types of passes: chest pass, bounce pass, overhead pass, and baseball pass. For each pass, it provides the technique for how to perform the pass correctly. It also discusses receiving a pass, including having your hands ready in front of your chest and keeping your eyes on the ball as it comes to you. The goal of the lesson is for students to be able to identify the different passes, explain how to perform them, and demonstrate the techniques.

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BASKETBALL

PASSING & RECEIVING

Presented by:
Ms. S. Farrington
At the end of the lesson,
students will be able to:

▪ identify the different


types of passes,

▪ explain the technique for


the different passes and
receiving a pass,

▪ demonstrate the
different types of passes
and receiving a pass.
Type of Passing
•Chest Pass
•Bounce Pass
•Overhead Pass
•Baseball Pass
CHEST PASS
• The chest pass is the most common pass.
• You will pass the ball when no defender is in
the passing lane.
• The ball is held in both hands.
• The fingers are spread with the thumbs
behind the ball.
CHEST PASS
• Hold ball in both hands
• Fingers spread w/ thumbs
behind ball
• Step towards target
• Speed, power, balance
• Release
• elbows extended, snap wrist
• Palms downward
CHEST PASS EXAMPLE
BOUNCE PASS
• The Bounce Pass is used when a defender is in
the passing lane
• This pass is harder to stop.
• You must use this pass in the correct timing.
• The ball is passed by bouncing to your
teammate.
BOUNCE PASS
When performing the bounce Pass
always keep your eye on the
target.
• Hold ball at chest level.
• Hands on sides of ball.
• Fingers spread and pointed
up.
• Take step towards target.
• Direct ball downward.
• Ball bounce ¾ of way.
BOUNCE PASS EXAMPLE
OVERHEAD PASS
•This pass is like a soccer throw-in.
•This pass is useful when you are moving
the ball around the perimeter.
•Aim above head of receiver/teammate.
OVERHEAD PASS
• Hold ball over your head
• Fingers spread around ball
• Thumbs at bottom of ball
• Step towards target/teammate
• Snap wrists, rotate palms
outward
• End with fingers pointed
upward
OVERHEAD PASS EXAMPLE
BASEBALL PASS
•This pass is like a baseball throw.
•It is used for long passes.
•Hold the ball above shoulder near ear.
•Upper arm parallel to floor.
•Quick, straight, hard pass.
•
BASEBALL PASS
• Upper arm parallel to floor
• Quick, straight, hard pass
• Step toward
target/teammate
• Overhead throw snapping
wrist
• Fully extend arms
EXAMPLE OF BASEBALL PASS
RECEIVING/CATCHING
•Get open without the ball
•Hands in front of chest
•Fingers pointed up
•Thumbs touching for good grip
•Keep your eye on the ball
RECEIVING/CATCHING
• Follow the ball into your hands
• Step towards the ball
• Bend elbows
• Bring into chest
• In position to shoot, pass, or
dribble
•
Get ready for the ball!
EXAMPLE OF RECEIVING/CATCHING

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