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Explore a training program aimed at improving lay-up skills in basketball from G to C/F phase by K. Anderson in 2011. The program resulted in a noticeable improvement in attacking phase performance but highlighted weaknesses in lay-up execution. Internal feedback guided program adjustments to enhance comfort and flow. Monitoring included interim re-tests and goal achievement assessments.
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STRUCTURES AND STRATEGIES-FUTURE DEVELOPMENT NEEDS After completing the 6 week training programme, interim re-tests showed that the pass from G to C/F in the attacking phase had improved. K.ANDERSON 2011
These interim and final tests also showed that my weakness was still the lay-up. A final knowledge of results showed that I had only performed 4/10 F.B’s successfully. • Internal feedback indicated that the lay-up was mainly ineffective as the C/F could feel that the action was uncomfortable and did not flow. K.ANDERSON 2011
As a result of this, I then created a 6 week training programme designed to specifically improve my lay-up. I completed 1 hour sessions 3 times per week. • I monitored this programme using internal/eternal feedback, interim re-tests and through assessing my achievement of goals. K.ANDERSON 2011