Football, Rugby, Volleyball, Hockey & Korfball: Rules & Skills
Football (Indoor/Futsal)
Marks and Dimensions (42×22)
- Penalty spot
- Central circle
- Penalty area
- End line
Positions
- Goalkeeper
- Pivot
- Defender
- Attacker/Striker
Skills
- Passing and receiving
- Shooting
- Decision-making
- Dribbling
- Heading
- Touch and ball control
Time
One indoor football match lasts 40 minutes, divided into two 20-minute halves. The time stops whenever the ball is not in play, such as during a foul.
History
Futsal originated in 1930 in Uruguay.
Throw-in
You must throw the ball with your hands from behind your head.
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Exercise and Health: Definition, Characterization, and Classification
Factors Influencing the Maintenance of Health and Physical Fitness
Definition and Characterization of Health
- Total Welfare from the physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
- Achieving the highest level of operational capability.
- Physical, mental, emotional, and social adaptation enabling environment.
- Physical state that allows the agency to exercise its functions optimally.
Psychobiology
Due to the imperfection of biological
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Essential Volleyball Techniques
The Past: Actions are the most important techniques in volleyball.
Forearm Pass
Touch Receive: Defenders practice this regularly after the opponent’s service or header.
Finger Pass
Setting: Usually the second touch, performed by the setter for placement.
The Spike
This spectacular technique is the most difficult to perform. The player must have great power and coordination, and cannot touch the net after the hit.
The Block
The defense against the spike. One, two, or three
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Hurdling Techniques: Mastering the Phases
The hurdle run can be split into four key phases, applicable to both 100/110 meter hurdles and 400 meter hurdles:
Departure
The execution of the start is similar to that of flat speed sprints. However, due to the obstacle’s proximity, optimal race control is crucial much earlier to ensure a successful first hurdle clearance. The trunk elevation during the acceleration phase is initiated sooner compared to flat sprints. The phases of the start are outlined below.
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Running
Running is a popular form of physical activity. About one in five people try running (or jogging) at some stage in their life. Running is an appealing exercise because it doesn’t cost a lot to take part, and you can run at any time that suits you.
Some runners choose to participate in fun runs, athletics races, or marathons. If you are interested in competing with other runners, contact your local running club.
The difference between running and jogging is intensity. Running is faster and demands
Read MoreUnderstanding the Human Brain: Structure and Function
Understanding the Human Brain
The human brain has been described as the most advanced computer in existence, and also as our most mysterious and grand existence.
The brain is studied by other brains.
The brain is not just a “thinking part” but an intricate system that receives and processes information to decide what action to take. This is the Nervous System.
The Central Nervous System (CNS) is formed of two types of substances: gray and white. White substance is the conductor of nerve impulses. Gray
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