Monday, February 27, 2012

pe softball?

today we did bating practice. We got to bat and we had 4 tries each. Yeah! kk......
Soft ball is fun and today it was better. We also did 2 laps. BOO! (bad) Today we took a shower... yeah!

Saturday, February 25, 2012

pe softball !

on thursday we did softball. We did some drills on batting and balling. We played a match and it was super fun! We did not take a shower because of buffs block. Yes! yeah! Softball is fun and it is like baseball.

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Smart Buying Questions

1.    I did this with salman  ok 

   A consumer can become a smart consumer by being careful about these factors:
·         Price
·         Unit Price
·         Benefits
·         Reputation
·         Warranty
·         Convenience
·         Return Policies
·         Sales and Discounts
·         Sales Staff
2.       The definition of quackery is to sell products by making false statements about it which would attract people.
The definition of advertising is to say good qualities about a product (that it actually has) to persuade consumers to buy their product.
3.       The difference between generic and brand name products is that generic products are cheaper (in price) than brand name products because they have plain packaging and are not advertised.
4.       The ways to save money when purchasing personal products  while maintaining quality are:
·         Shopping at discount stores
·         By using coupons that some stores offer
·         You can use the products of the store because they are cheaper in price, but better in quality. This means like if my mom is at Mother Care she can buy a Mother Care branded lotion rather than Johnson’s (just an example).

pe?

Week 13-17 February
Teach -
· Pitching- 
  • Underhand 
  • aim for the circle/spot
  • "like a ballerina"
  • ball must be above the head when released.

· Fielding - 
  • Catch a simple pitch ball after it has bounced if it falls before or on the spot
  • Ready position
  • Grounders
  • Bouncing balls left/right
  • i like soft ball a lot and it is really fun. It is like baseball. It reminds me of baseball. YEAH?!?! 

pe

hese are the speed drills that we will practice this week in class
Drills should be conducted wearing trainers and not spikes. In all the drills, the coach/athlete should ensure a tall and relaxed posture with a correct range of movement of the arms. Check for
  • Eyes focused at the end of the lane - tunnel vision
  • Head in line with the spine - held high and square
  • Face relaxed - jelly jaw - no tension - mouth relaxed
  • Chin down, not out
  • Shoulders down (long neck) relaxed and square in the lane at all times
  • Back straight (not hunched)
  • Abdominals braced (not tummy pulled in)
  • Smooth forward backward action of the arms - not across the body - drive back with elbows - brush vest with elbows - hands move from shoulder height to hips for men and from bust height to hips for the ladies
  • Elbows held at 90 degrees at all times (angle between upper arm and lower arm)
  • Hands relaxed - fingers loosely curled - thumb uppermost
  • Hips remain stable during execution of drills
Walking on Toes
  • Aims - develop balance and strengthen the lower leg muscles (reduce shin splints)
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - walking on the balls of the feet - free leg to be lifted so that the thigh is parallel with the ground, lower leg vertical and the toes dorsi flexed (this end position can be held for a second or two to develop balance and a feel of the free leg position)
Walking on Heels
  • Aims - develop balance and strengthen the lower leg muscles (reduce shin splints)
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - walking on the heels of the feet - free leg to be lifted so that the thigh is parallel with the ground, lower leg vertical and the toes dorsi flexed (this end position can be held for a second or two to develop balance and a feel of the free leg position)
Sprint Arm Action
  • Aims - develop shoulder muscle power and endurance
  • Amount - 10 to 20 seconds
  • Action - assume the lunge position, brace abdominals, maintain a straight back, fast sprint arm action
Leg Cycling
  • Aims - develop correct leg sprint action and strengthen hamstring muscles
  • Amount - 10 to 20 seconds on each leg
  • Action - stand next to a wall or rail that you can hold to maintain balance, stand tall, brace the abdominals, stand on the leg nearest the wall, lift the thigh of the other leg so it is parallel with the ground, the lower leg vertical and toes dorsiflexed, sweep the leg down and under your body, pull the heel up into the buttocks, cycle the leg though to the front, pull toes up, bring upper thigh through to be parallel with the ground, extend the lower leg and commence the next cycle
Leg drives
  • Aims - develop hip flexor strength and speed
  • Amount - 10 to 20 seconds for each leg
  • Action - stand facing a wall with your hands on the wall at chest height, position your feet so that the body is straight and at 45 degrees to the wall, keep you neck in line with your spine (head up), bring one leg up so the thigh is parallel with the ground, lower leg vertical and toes dorsiflexed (starting position), drive the foot down towards the ground, as the toes make contact with the ground, quickly pull the foot up and return the leg to its starting position
Butt Kicks
  • Aims - develop correct leg sprint action in the mid section following the drive off the rear leg
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - fast leg movement on the balls of the feet - drive the knee up and bring the heel to the underside of the backside and the thigh parallel with the ground
Skips
  • Aims - to develop correct leg and foot action in preparation for the foot strike
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - skipping on the balls of the feet - free leg to be lifted so that the thigh is parallel with the ground, lower leg vertical and the toes dorsi flexed
Side strides crossover
  • Aims - to increase flexibility and range of hip movement
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - steady jog sideways on the balls of the feet - right leg across the front of left leg, left leg across the back of the right leg, right leg across the back of the left leg, left leg across the front of right leg and repeat this sequence.
Skip and clap
  • Aims - to increase flexibility and range of horizontal leg movement
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - skip on the balls of the feet - bring the whole leg up so it is horizontal with the ground, toes dorsi flexed and at the same time clap the hands together under the leg. The arms then come back up to the side to form a crucifix.
Skip Claw
  • Aims - to develop the claw action of the leading leg
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - skip on the balls of the feet - bring the whole leg up so it is horizontal with the ground, toes dorsi flexed and then pull the lower leg down so that the ball of the foot claws the ground pulling you forward
Skip for height
  • Aims - to develop rear leg drive
  • Amount - two repetitions over 20 to 30 metres
  • Action - skipping on the balls of the feet - emphasis is on the rear leg drive and drive back of the elbow - free leg to be lifted so that the thigh is parallel with the ground, lower leg vertical and the toes dorsi flexed


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I like soft ball even though i got hurt in the end of class. It is fun because it is like baseball and i have practiced baseball a lot. It is fun!

Saturday, February 11, 2012

pe

We do showers every pe class. I like it because we get fresh uped. I like it and i did not do it in an other school. I do not like the unlocking shower doors. :( :( :( :( :(..... We do showers after every pe class. it is 25 minutes before. PE PE PE PE

Thursday, February 9, 2012

pe

we ran over hurdles and it was not that much fun. It was ok. Pe! ! ! ! !

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

pe

we made teams and we ran and we jumped over hurdles. It was sort of fun. Then in the last class we learned how to tie shoe laces. Then we took a shower in the high school bathroom. We brought stuff and it was graded. We did all that.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

pe

http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/standardknot.htm
http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_body/take_care/hygiene_basics.html
We learned how to tie shoe laces. It was boring because i already knew how to do it.


H.W
Step 1:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 1
Tie a Left-over-Right 
Starting Knot as shown, then make both laces into “loops” by simply doubling them back onto themselves. People often refer to these as “Bunny Ears”.
Step 2:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 2
Cross the two loops over each other so that the right (blue) loop ends up in front and the left (yellow) loop ends up behind. The yellow loop is now the right loop.
Step 3:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 3
Begin to wrap the right (yellow) loop around the left (blue) loop to end up in front.
Step 4:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 4
At the same time, begin to wrap the left (blue) loop around the back. You will end up with the ends of both loops on opposite sides of the “hole” in the middle.
Step 5:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 5
Feed both ends of the loops through the hole in the middle. The right (yellow) loop goes out the back and the left (blue) loop comes out the front.
Step 6:
Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot diagram 6
Now, simply pull the loops to tighten the knot. The whole twisted mess of the previous drawing will rearrange itself into a neat finished knot. Trust me, it works!

puberty causes all kinds of changes in your body
2.The hormones and sweat glands causes oily hair.
3.You can wash your hair everyday or every other day. I use Pantene.
4.i t doesn’t get rid of oil any better and can irritate your scalp or damage your hair.
5.i can  look for conditioner.
6.Pu berty makes the glands become more active than before. They also begin to secrete different chemicals into the sweat that has a stronger smelling odor.
7.The best way to keep clean is to take a bath or shower every day using soap and warm water.
8.Deodorants get rid of the odor of s weat by covering it up, and antiperspirants actually stop or dry up perspiration.
9.You should check if the deo is to be used at night or at day.
It grows in your legs, armpits, or face and arms
Do not use a shaver. Use a trimmer.