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Floorball Skills Development Worksheet

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Floorball Skills Development Worksheet

Read each situation and answer the questions. Think about safe, skilful play and how to help your team.

Control the ball

Your team is practising in a marked court. You need to keep control while moving and looking for space.

1.Choose the safest and most useful way to hold a floorball stick while dribbling.
  • Hold it with two hands, one near the top and one lower down.
  • Hold it with one hand at the very bottom.
  • Hold it above your head with both hands.
2.While moving through cones, where should you keep the ball most of the time?
  • Close enough to reach with small, controlled taps.
  • Several metres in front so you can run after it.
  • Behind your feet.
3.You see a defender approaching. Name two things you can do to keep possession and stay aware of the court.
4.True or false: When dribbling, looking up now and then helps you notice teammates, defenders and open space.
TrueFalse

Pass as a team

Ngaio has the ball. A teammate is free on her right, while a defender blocks the direct route ahead.

5.What is a sensible next action for Ngaio? Explain why it could help her team.
6.Fill in the blank: Before passing, check who is ready to receive the ball. Choose your .
7.Select all the helpful habits for making a controlled pass.
  • Look towards the intended target.
  • Follow through towards the target.
  • Call or signal so your teammate knows a pass is coming.
  • Keep your head down and pass without checking.
8.A pass reaches a teammate, but the teammate was not expecting it. What could both players do differently next time?

Defend and shoot safely

In a small-sided game, players must defend fairly and choose shots carefully.

9.Which action is safe and fair when trying to win the ball?
  • Try to play the ball with your stick while keeping control of your movement.
  • Push an opponent to make them lose the ball.
  • Swing your stick high near another player.
10.You have space to shoot. Give one reason to aim for an open part of the goal rather than straight at the goalkeeper.
11.Describe one difference between a controlled wrist shot and a slap shot. Include a safety reminder for either shot.
12.After your team loses the ball, name one useful thing you can do straight away to help defend.

3 printable pages

  • Floorball Skills Development Worksheet, page 1 of 3: Control the ball, Pass as a team

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  • Floorball Skills Development Worksheet, page 2 of 3: Defend and shoot safely

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  • Floorball Skills Development Worksheet, page 3 of 3: 12. After your team loses the ball, name one useful thing you can do straight away to…

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