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NAB AFL AUSKICK CURRICULUM ACTIVITY SHEET
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What You’ll NeedEach Auskicker needs:1 cone1 football1 adult* (1 adult: 1 Auskicker ratio)
How to Set UpPlace the cones in a line across the grass with each Auskicker standing behind their cone.
A few metres away the adult stands facing them with the football on the ground halfway between them.
NAB AFL Auskickers will enjoy learning how to pick up the football and pass it along (“handball” it).
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NAB AFL AUSKICK CURRICULUM ACTIVITY SHEET
Handball HeroesVisit play.afl/auskick
How to Play
STEP 1The Auskicker races forward, picks up the ball, gives it to the adult, runs around them and gets the ball back.
They put it back in the middle and return to their cone.
Do this a few times!
STEP 2The Auskicker throws or handballs the football to the adult, runs around the adult and back to the cone.
After a bit, handball the football back and forth!
STEP 3Make it harder! Take a few steps back so the Auskicker and adult are further apart.
The adult rolls the ball to the Auskicker, even in a crooked or wobbly line for added difficulty.
The Auskicker then picks it up and handballs it back.
STEP 4Go around each cone helping kids with their handball action!
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NAB AFL AUSKICK CURRICULUM ACTIVITY SHEET
Handball HeroesVisit play.afl/auskick
Get the adult and the Auskicker standing further apart.
Ask the Auskickers to try using their opposite hand to handball – even if it’s wonky!
Use a timer. See how many handballs they can do in 30 seconds!
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Change It Up
Tips Remind the Auskickers:
• Keep your eyes on the ball! That means look it and watch it.
• Keep your body lined up with the ball and a little bent over (i.e. a semi-crouch position).
• Create a “platform hand” like a pancake.
• Hold your fist with the thumb on the outside, like when you hold an ice cream.
• Check the Handy Hints for more technique tips!
*Adult refers to the centre’s NAB AFL Auskick (support) crew – parents & volunteers - as well as coordinators or coaches.