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Preparation of the Body Lesson 3

Lesson Objectives What are the aspects of skill related fitness? Which one of these is most important to badminton and why? How do you test skill related fitness? Court based? Standardised Test?

Court-based Testing To gather data on local muscular endurance specifically related to badminton you will complete a scatter gram. You will complete a 12 minute game. The positioning of your shots will be marked on a scatter gram by your partner. Shots played in the first 4 minutes will be marked with a red pen, the second 4 minutes with a black pen and the last 4 minutes with a blue pen.

What will this data show us? The positioning of our shots as the game progresses. What pattern are you likely to see if you have poor local muscular endurance? Shots will be positioned in the corners at the beginning of the game but as the game progresses and our muscles struggle to cope with the demands of the game shots are likely to go into the centre of the court as we are unable to move quickly enough to prepare properly for the shot.

Skill-related Fitness Aspects of skill-related fitness: 1. Reaction time 2. Agility 3. Coordination 4. Balance TASK: Write a short definition for each aspect of skill- related fitness. You can use your text books!

Aspects of Skill-related Fitness TASK: Match the following activities with the aspect of skill related fitness required most for them. Badminton 100m Sprinting Gymnastics Skiing

Aspects of Skill-related Fitness Badminton = Agility 100m Sprinting = Reaction time Gymnastics = Coordination Skiing = Balance

Agility Why is agility important for badminton? Being an agile badminton player will allow you to reach, lunge, change direction easily and react quickly to get to the place on the court where you need to be to return the shuttle effectively.

Testing Agility The standardised test for Agility is the ILLINOIS AGILITY TEST. The test procedure is as follows: 1. Mark out an area 10 metres in length and 5 m in width using 4 cones cones are placed long ways down the centre of the area. These cones are 3.3m apart. 3. You lie face down on the floor at the start point. 4. On the assistant’s command you jump to your feet and move round the cones to the finish. 5. The assistant records the total time taken from their command to you completing the course. 6. You had 3 attempts and recorded your best score.

ILLINOIS AGILITY TEST

Testing Agility The activity specific test for agility is the TIMED FAN DRILL. The test is completed as follows: 1.The participants starts in the centre of the court. 2.They take a shuttle from the centre out to each of the 4 corners - returning to the centre each time a shuttle is placed on the ground. 3.The participant then repeats the process but returns the shuttles to the centre. 4.The time is stopped when the last shuttle is returned to the centre. 5.The test is carried out 3 times with the best time being recorded.

Homework Describe the court based test for muscular endurance –observation schedule (scatter gram) –What does the data tell you about your muscular endurance? –Describe what effect this had on your performance?