Unit 8 Assignment 4: Performance Analysis of a Team in a Selected Team Sport (P5, M4, D2)
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Unit 8 - Practical Team Sports* (R5025634)
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PEARSON (PEARSON)
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Assignment 1: Skills, Techniques and Tactics Required in Two Team...
Strengths Weaknesses
Screen play – This was very effective as the Man to man marking – This was their
white team used this method to block off greatest weakness in my opinion as the
their opponents and their vision to look for opposition outplayed the white team. This
attacking players. may be because their line of defence
Shooting – The white teams shooting was wasn’t as organised and therefore it gave
remarkable as the majority of the shots they the opposition the opportunity to pass
had taken were within the 3 point through the big gaps. This was a drawback
boundary, so this meant that their distance as although the white teams shooting were
towards the basketball net wasn’t far and good they would still concede as much.
therefore they would be more likely to Tackling – Their defence was very poor,
score. this may be because they had a high line of
Counter attacking – During the gameplay defence and didn’t cater enough for the
the white team were very good at firing formation they would acquire to stay in
back, this was beneficial as it meant that the balance between attack and defence. Their
opposition team had less players to defend reaction wasn’t as good when it also came
as the white team progressed substantially to intercepting a pass.
with the ball to dominate the transition of Zonal marking - The defensive strategy
attack and ultimately score a goal from that wasn’t good. This maybe because the
opportunity. opponents made the most out of their
space they were running into. For example,
the opposition team would change the
transition of play and look for their players
making an attacking run to overlap the
player from the white team.
Opportunities Threats
Work with coaches, this will enable the Training could increase the chances of
coach to identify both strengths and injuries occurring. Too many drills can lead
weaknesses. This may help as he can to an increase in pulling muscles and
provide training drills and tips to make each wounds to the body, this can drop an
individuals improve as a basketballer. individual’s peak level back to the
Increase output e.g. intensity. Each beginning, as he would have to recover
basketballer can develop gradually as they first before exercising again.
decide to alter their f.i.t.t, principles. For Exercising too much can mean that the
example, if someone had poor endurance chances of boredom may increase and
they can work on by spending more time on therefore the lack of dedication.
continuous activities. Time can be an issue to develop, for
example an athlete my want to learn a
method but seems to be hasty, so he might
miss out the key points and the technique
of skills and tactics.
Basketball Analysis
Introduction to basketball
I was observing the game between a yellow and white team. I was making annotations,
observations and interpretations of the white team’s performance. Their core strengths
were the following; screen-play, shooting and counter attacking, whereas their greatest
weaknesses were man to man marking, zonal marking and tackling.
, Sport Level 3 Unit 8 – P5, M4 and D2.
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Describe their strengths in basketball
During the observation I had noticed that the white team was often using this method called
‘screen-play’, which its purpose was to allow the team player with the ball to shoot or
rapidly pass by a defender to attempt to score. They were excellent at this technique; this
was because their communication and timing was very accurate, as they required the ability
to change their play, direction, change of speed and most importantly the transition of play
unnoticeably. The reason why this worked well was because the defender had to work
harder in order to divert around to catch the teammate as he was blocked by the screening
player. Their communication was effective as the screen player guided his teammate to pass
through the area where he wanted him to travel. This meant that anticipation of direction
was good as the screen player picked the right type of angle and position which the
defender would struggle to keep up with.
Their shooting was efficient, as they had good grip on the ball, their fingers were positioned
well when they were preparing to shoot. This clearly meant that their chances of scoring
were increased as they had the correct technique and method. The white team also
possessed their maintenance of stability and balance throughout, so this meant that they
were more comfortable as their movement provided from their legs and hips gave them a
slight guidance for aiming towards their target. This had resulted the white team from
scoring a few baskets and the reason behind this was that their hands were balanced as
their non-shooting hand remained on the side of the ball for assistance.
Their strategy was very cunning as they planned to use the counter attack style. This was
beneficial in terms of dominating the opponent’s vital area with complete possession of the
ball. Nevertheless, this had simply resulted in prompted pressure but also mercilessly,
leaving the defenders to chase back rapidly which had cost them to lose their stamina and
ultimately conceding goals for their team and moreover making it difficult for the yellow
team’s attackers as they have to work extraordinarily hard to stay level.
Explain their areas for improvement
There were a few areas they could have worked on as a team. For me the most
predominant skills were the following; zonal marking, man to man marking and tackling.
These are all linked to defensive principles which mean that the majority of the players from
the white team were not very effective in terms of reflecting upon defensive strategies. This
is the reason why they had conceded the same amount of the goals as they had scored. As
they were great at attacking and scoring goals, at the same time they would drop
significantly as those goals would be mean less due to their poor defence.
They can improve on man to man marking by going through several training drills. For
example, their coach can play a mini game such as 2 v 2. This can improve their ability to
stick with their man as well as learn and understand how to anticipate the opponent’s
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