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    History Of Basketball

    Basketball is a team sport, in


    which the goal is to shoot a ball
    through a basket that is
    positioned on both ends of the
    court.
    History Of Basketball
    December 1891
    James Naismith
    Springfield, Massachusetts
    Wooden peach baskets
    Facilities and Equipment’s of
    Basketball
    Basketball Court
    Basketball Court Dimensions
    Facilities and Equipment’s of
    Basketball
    The Ball
    Ball
    It is a spherical ball used in basketball
    games. The standard for a basketball in the
    National Basketball Association (NBA) is 29.5
    inches (75 cm) in circumference and for the
    Women’s National Basketball Association
    (WNBA) is 29 inches (74 cm) in
    circumference.
    The following equipment will be required

     Backstop units, consisting of:


    • Backboards
    • Basket comprising (pressure release) rings
    and nets
    • Backboard support structures including
    padding
     Game clock
     Scoreboard
     Twenty-four (24) second clock
     Stopwatch or suitable (visible) device (not
    the game clock) for timing time-outs
     Two (2) separate, distinctly different and
    loud sound signals
     Score sheet
     Player foul markers
     Team foul markers
     Alternating possession arrow
     Adequate lighting
    Different skills needed in playing
    basketball
    1.Shooting
    Is the act of
    throwing the ball with
    an intention of getting
    it into the ring or
    basket to earn points.
    Different skills needed in playing
    basketball
    2. Dribbling
    Is a skill in basketball that
    permits you to move inside the
    court. It is a legal method that
    allows you to progress to make a
    score. This includes bouncing of
    the ball off the floor with your
    hands as you move on the floor.
    Different skills needed in playing
    basketball
    3. Passing
    Is a skill that maximizes the player's
    involvement to set up a play to earn a
    successful throw on the basket and earn
    a score for the team.
    • Chest pass – is a pass that involves passing the
    ball from the chest level going to a
    teammate’s chest level. It uses the wrist when
    passing the ball.
    •Bounce pass – the act of throwing
    the ball to the receiver’s side by
    bouncing it on the floor toward the
    receiver.
    •Overhead pass – a pass initiated
    from the forehead going to a
    teammate.
    Different skills needed in playing
    basketball
    4. Rebounding
    It is the capability to
    jump with power in
    possessing the ball as it
    bounces from the rim
    after an unsuccessful shot
    before touching the floor.
    Fouls and Violations
    Two Types of Fouls
    1.Offensive Fouls
    2.Defensive Fouls
     Offensive Fouls
    ILLEGAL OR “MOVING” PICK/SCREEN

    When a player fails


    to maintain a set
    position while setting a
    screen or pick. Screens
    must be performed in
    a standstill manner.
    CHARGING
    When an offensive
    player makes contact
    with a defender who has
    established position in
    front of an offensive
    player with or without
    the basketball and is not
    moving.
     Defensive Fouls
    BLOCKING
    When a defender
    makes contact with an
    offensive player
    without establishing
    position, without giving
    proper space or is in
    the charge circle.
    HOLDING
    When a player uses
    their hands to grab
    their opponent to
    impede or prevent
    them from moving or
    advancing with or
    without the ball
    HAND CHECK
    When a player
    continually uses their
    hands on an opposing
    player. This foul is typically
    called on defenders at the
    perimeter to keep a safe
    distance between the ball
    handler and the basket.
    TRIPPING
    When a player
    uses their leg or
    foot to throw off
    their opponent’s
    balance.
    ELBOWING
    When a player
    excessively swings
    their elbows and hits
    another player.
    TECHINCAL FOUL
    When a player or coach
    displays unsportsmanlike
    behavior, such as foul
    language, obscene
    gestures or arguing. Two
    technical fouls will result in
    ejection from the game.
    FLAGRANT FOUL
    When a player performs an
    act of violence that can
    seriously injure or harm
    others on the court. This can
    be unintentional or
    deliberate. Flagrant fouls can
    also result in player ejections
    at the referee’s discretion
     Violations
    TRAVELING
    When a player
    takes more than two
    steps between
    dribbles or without
    dribbling the ball.
    PALMING
    When a player
    dribbles the basketball
    in a manner that has
    their palm too far to the
    side or underneath the
    basketball.
    DOUBLE DRIBBLE
    When a player picks up
    their dribble to establish
    their position and then
    restarts their dribble, or
    when a player dribbles the
    basketball with two hands at
    the same time.
    BACKCOURT OR “OVER & BACK”
    When an offensive
    player brings the
    basketball over the half-
    court line and then
    retreats back over mid
    court during their
    possession.
    KICKING
    When a player
    kicks the ball.
    FREE THROW VIOLATIONS
    Every player must remain in
    place until the ball is shot by the
    free throw shooter. If the offense
    travels into the free throw lane
    prior to the shooter’s release of the
    ball, then the shot does not count.
    If the defense ventures into the free
    throw lane too early, then another
    shot attempt is awarded to the
    shooter, if they miss.
    •3 secs violation
    •5 secs violation
    •8 secs violation
    •24 secs shot clock violations

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