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Basketball was invented in 1891 by James Naismith as an indoor winter game. He created 13 basic rules and used two peach baskets as the first goals. The game has since evolved with standardized rules and equipment. It involves passing and dribbling a ball towards the opponent's basket to score points while following rules to ensure fair play. Basketball is now one of the most popular team sports worldwide played by millions at school, amateur, college and professional levels.
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Basketball was invented in 1891 by James Naismith as an indoor winter game. He created 13 basic rules and used two peach baskets as the first goals. The game has since evolved with standardized rules and equipment. It involves passing and dribbling a ball towards the opponent's basket to score points while following rules to ensure fair play. Basketball is now one of the most popular team sports worldwide played by millions at school, amateur, college and professional levels.
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PE Reviewer played indoor game during

winter seasons.
- Basketball
JAMES NAISMITH
Basketball is a…
- Decided to use a soccer ball
● Sports
(easy to catch)
● Game
- Asked building superintendent
● Exercise
for two boxes to use as goals
● Recreation
- No boxes, provide peach
BASKETBALL baskets
- Attached to gymn balcony railing
- Indoor team sports 3 meters above the floor
- Popular all over the world - First game: members of
- Minimum two players Naismith’s PE class in December
- Need: ball, basket, level surface 1891
- Requires: teamwork, quick
reaction, endurance BASIC PRINCIPLES

ADVANTAGE OF TALL PLAYERS - Played with round ball and


hands; cannot run with the ball
- Tall players can easily reach - No physical contact between
closer to the basket or above players
other players to shoot and - Players can take up any
retrieve the ball on the position on the playing court at
rebound. any time
ADVANTAGE OF SMALL PLAYERS - Goal shall be place horizontally
above the floor
- The small players also make
contributions to their teams as TRIVIA
shooters and ball handlers. - Michael Jordan: one of the best
HISTORY OF BASKETBALL basketball players around the
world
- James Naismith: introduced o Record score: 5, 987
basketball on Dec. 21, 1891. - Beginning: basketball was brown,
o Physical Education Then: changed to brighter color
Instructor at Springfield which is orange.
College in Massachusetts, - 1967: illegal—slam dunks; 9
USA. years later: legalized
- Luther Gulick: head of the - 1892: women’s basketball began,
school- Springfield College’s rules were modified for women
physical education department - 1936: became official Olympic
o Asked Naismith to create game in Berlin, Germany
a team sport that could - January 20, 1892: first basketball
game
- Kareem Abdul-Jabar: most o 24 seconds shot clock
points scored in his 20-year o 30 seconds device
career o Time out watch
o 38, 387 points o Scoresheet
- March 2, 1962: Wilt Chamberlain o Scoreboard
scored 100 points against New
York THE TEAM
- 1995: New York Nicks won 12 ● Not more than 10 members
straight games against Bolton (halves of 20 minutes)
Celtics ● Not more than 12 members (4
BASKETBALL DEFINITION periods of 12 minutes)
● A coach, assistant coach, a
- Played by 2 teams of 5 players captain
each ● Max. of 5 team followers:
- Opponent’s basket: basket that is statistician, manager, doctor,
attacked by other team physiotherapist, and interpreter.
- Team’s own basket: basket which
is defended PLAYER VS. SUBSTITUTE
- Ball Movement ● Player
o Passed o Team member who is
o Thrown playing on the court
o Tapped ● Substitute
o Rolled o Team member who is not
o Dribbled playing on the court.
- Winner of a game: team that
scored greater at the end of 4th POSITION OF PLAYERS
period. ● Point Guard
PLAYING COURT AND LINE o Good handlers or dribblers
DIMENSION and passers
o Direct attack
● Court measurement: 28m by 15m o Start most of the moves
(LxW) ● Shooting Guard
● Backboard: 120cm o Main objective: score
● Rim: 45cm and 20mm thick
points; steal ball on
BASKETBALL AND OTHER defense
EQUIPMENTS o Best shooter
● Small and Power Forward
● Basketball
o Generally stronger and
o 29.5” cirecumference
taller than guards
o Standard weight: 22oz.
o Play from the end line to
● Other Equipments
the free throw lane
o Game Clock
o Good rebounders and long ● Overhead
distance shooter ● Baseball
● Center ● Push
o Tallest team player ● Behind the back
o Best rebounder TYPES OF SHOOTING
NORMAL SETUP ● Jump Shot
● Underhand Shot
● Layup
● Reverse Layup
● Set Shot
● Floater/Tear Drop
● Hook Shot
● Dunking Shot
PROPER POSITION IN SHOOTING
● BEEF
o Balance
o Elbow
BASIC ELEMENTS OF BASKETBALL o Elevate
● Dribbling o Follow Through
o Way of progress with the PLAYING REGULATIONS
ball
● Passing ● 4 periods of 10 minutes
o Most quickest and most ● 2 minutes intervals: 1st and 2nd ,
effective way to get the 3rd and 4th
ball from player to player ● 15 min. half time interval
● Shooting ● If tied, extra 5 minutes
o Movement to complete the ● Extra period: same basket as in
offensive action the 3rd and 4th period

TYPES OF DRIBBLING (*** dribble) HOW TO BEGIN THE GAME

● Control ● 2o minutes before the game, the


● Speed team should have their choice of
● Cross-over basket and bench
● Behind the back ● Before 1st and 3rd period, entitled
● Between the legs for warm up
● Spin back ● Exchange baskets for 3rd period;
game cannot begin if one of the
TYPES OF PASSING (*** pass) player is not in the court
● Officially begins with jump ball at
● Bounce
the center
● Chest
TERMINOLOGIES ON BASKETBALL o Moving the ball quickly
down court
● Air Ball
● Field goal
o A shot the misses the rim
o Ball enters the basket from
or backboard
above the rim during play
● Assist
● Flagrant Foul
o A pass to a teammate that
o Unnecessary or excessive
made basket (score)
contact
● Backboard
● Foul
o Flat surface behind the
o Action by players which
basket (connected to it).
break the rules but are not
● Basket
floor violations
o Rim and the net
● Fouled Out
o The hoop
o Having to leave due to five
● Basketball
fouls
o Round ball made with
● Foul Shot
rubber or synthetic leather o Unguarded shot taken
● Blocked Shot
from the foul line by a
o Successful deflection of a
player
shot ● Goaltending
● Blocking o Interference woth a shot
o Use of a defender’s body
by touching the ball while
to legally prevent an on the rim.
opponent’s advance o Also touching the ball on
● Charging
the downward
o Offensive foul: offensive
● Half-time
player runs into a defender o Rest period between two
who has established
halves of the game
position
o 5 mins
● Cross-over
● Inbounds
o Dribbles from one hand to
o Area within the end lines
another
and sidelines of the court
● Double-dribble
● Inside shooting
o Dribbling the ball, stop and
o Shot taken near or under
dribble again
the basket
● Dribble
● Jump shot
o Bouncing the ball up and
o Field goal attempt with
down
both feet off the floor
● Dunk
● Lay-up
o Jumping player slams the
o Driving to the basket by
ball
leaping up under the
● Fastbreak
basjet using on hand
● Loose ball BASKETBALL REFEREES’ SIGNALS
o Ball that is alive but not in
● Game clock signals
possession
o Stop the clock: Open palm
● Outside shooting
o Stop the clock for foul:
o Shots within perimieter,
Open clenched fist
further away from the hoop
o Start the clock: Chop with
● Pass
o Player thros the ball to a hand
● Scoring
teammate
o 1 point: 1 finger, ‘flag from
● Personal Foul
o Contact between players. wrist
o 3 points: 3 finger
o Player may not push, hold,
extended; 1 arm: attempt;
trip, hack, elbow
2 arms: successful
o Also counted as team fouls
o 2 point: 2 fingers, flag from
● Possession
wrist
o Holding or in control of the
● Substitution and Time-out
ball
o Substitution: Cross
● Rebound
forearms
o Actual retrieving of the ball
o Beckoning-in: Open palm,
● Referee
wave towards the body
o Person assigned to the
o Charged Time-out: form T,
game
show index finger
● Steal
o Media Time-out: Open
o Take the ball away
arms with clenched fists
● Substitute
● Informative
o Replace a player in the
o Cancel Score, Cancel
court
Play: Scissors like actions
● Technical foul
with arms, once across
o Special violation
chest
o Infractions include an
o Visible count: counting
intentional or flagrant foul,
while moving palm
unsportsmanlike
o Communication: Thumb up
● Throw-in
o Shot clock reset: Rotate
o Team with possession
hand, extend index finger
inbounds the ball
o Direction of play, out of
● Time-out
bounce: Point in direction
o Period of sixty seconds
of play, arm parallel to
o Discuss strategy and rest
sidelines
● Tip-off
o Jump ball: Thumbs up,
o Initial jump ball
then point in direction of
● Violation
o Infringement of the rules
play using the alternating o Foul on the act of
possession arrow shooting: one arm with
● Violations clenched fist followed by
o Travelling: rotate fists indication of the number or
o `Carrying the ball: half free throws
rotation with palm o Foul no on the act of
o Double dribbling: patting shooting: Counting while
motion with palm moving the palm
o 5 seconds: show 5 fingers ● Special Fouls
o 3 seconds: arm extended, o Double Foul: Wave
show 3 fingers clenched fists on both
o 8 seconds: show 8 fingers hands
o 24 seconds: fingers touch o Technical foul: form T,
shoulder showing palms
o Ball returned to back o Unsportsmanlike Foul:
court: wave arm front of Grasp wrist upward
body (two fingers) o Media time-out
o Deliberate kick or block of ▪ Clenched fists on
the ball: Point to the foot both hands
● Number of players Hand signals without stop time:
o No. 00/0: Both hands or
right hand shows 0 - Double foul
o No. 1-5: Right hand show - Unsportsmanlike foul
1-5 - Media time-out
o No. 6-10: Right hand show - Foul not or on the act of shooting
number 5, left hand show - Number of players
1-5 - Informative
o No. 11-15: Right hand - Beckoning in
- Scoring
clenched fist, left hand 1-5
● Type of Fouls
o Holding: Grasp wrist
downward
o Blocking: Both hands on
hips
o Pushing: Initiate push
o Hand checking: Clenched
fist strike open palm
o Illegal contact to the hand:
Strike palm towards the
other forearm
o Charging with the ball:
Swinging elbow backwards

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