Basketball Academy A
Length of Course
Level
Learning Area
Core or Specialist
Pre-requisites
Nil
Subject Description
Year 10 Basketball Academy students will focus on optimising their basketball performance through high level training methods and strategic game play. This course includes high-level skill development, performance analysis, and strategic game planning.
Students will engage in high-intensity drills, analyse professional game strategies, and work on personal performance goals. The course aims to prepare students for higher levels of competition and deepen their strategic understanding of basketball.
Cost: $100 per semester and an Academy t-shirt is to be purchased if students don’t already have one.
Topics covered in the course include:
- Goal setting
- Strength and conditioning
- Fundamental skills
- Game and performance analysis
- Nutrition
- Injury prevention and management
- Coaching
- Training Principles
As this is a specialised subject within the Tenison Woods College Sports Academy students are expected to be committed to their development as a student athlete and are asked to adhere to the following Selection Criteria and Student Expectations.
Selection Criteria
- Students must currently play/compete for a community sporting team or association.
- Students must have demonstrated high-level skill and performance in their chosen sport, supported by previous achievements, assessments, and Academy coach recommendations.
- Strong motivation, a positive attitude towards the Academy program and a commitment to personal and team goals are essential.
- A history of a high standard of behaviour, classroom attendance and interpersonal skills.
- By selecting this subject, participants are agreeing to adhere to the student expectations of the Tenison Woods College Sports Academy.
Students Expectations
- Show a proactive attitude towards personal development, including setting and pursuing goals, embracing feedback, and striving for continuous improvement.
- Actively contribute to team dynamics, support teammates, and engage positively in collaborative training and strategic discussions.
- Come prepared to lesson with their Academy uniform, footwear and equipment required for their chosen sport.
- Be dedicated to academic success by having a positive attitude towards school and study and meeting all set deadlines.
- Be active participants in Sports Day, Swimming Carnival and Cross Country.
- Be available to represent the school in Knockout sports, Interschool events and if selected the Cardijn Exchange.
- Demonstrate positive behaviours and act as a role model for their peers.
- Be dedicated to fostering a growth mindset and achieving their own personal excellence.
Students will be assessed through practical demonstrations, participation in competitive games and theoretical knowledge assessments.
Continuous feedback will help students refine their skills and achieve their personal best.
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