Bobsled Snow Blast (2-man or 4-man)
The object of this warm-up is to push or pull “bobsledders” across a course created using pylons either in the gym or outside in the snow.
Equipment Needed:
- field hockey sticks or floor hockey sticks
- large square or rectangle-shaped carpet, large face cloths, or old gym single layer mats
- magic carpets, oval sleds, or taboggans can be used if your are outside in the snow
- Spread pylons around the gym/open space for students to pull partners around.
- Be sure students are seated on mat/towel/sled securely, keeping core tight.
- Students partner up and select a Country to represent.
- Designate one student as “A” the bobsledder.
- Designate one student as “B” the bobsled.
- Partner A sits on towels, mat, carpet pieces, or toboggan and holds blade ends of field hockey sticks.
- Partner B holds onto the “handle” end of the stick.
- Partner B is in front of partner A.
- Partner A sits in a static position: feet are hip-width apart, back straight, chest spread, arms fully extended out front holding onto hockey sticks, and head up looking forward (just like water skiing).
- Partner B needs to ensure that A is ready and in position before starting to jog.
- Partner B begins by taking short, choppy steps until enough momentum is reached to start to jog.
- Partner B pulls bobsledder (A) around the course to designated finish line.
- Partners switch positions at end of course and repeat going back to starting point.
- Repeat for desired number of repetitions.
- After the fitness blast is complete, allow students time to record activity in Healthy Active Living Student Handbooks.
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