Invasion
Games
Prof. Wellington De Luna
What are Invasion Games?
"Invasion games or sports" are team games in which
the purpose is to invade the opponent’s territory while
scoring points and keeping the opposing team's
points to a minimum, and all within a defined time
period.
EXAMPLES OF
INVASION GAMES
•
Wheelchair Handball
Basketball
Netball
Lacrosse
Cycle polo
Shinty
Roller hockey
Ice hockey
American football
Soccer
Rugby
Team handball
Korkball
Tchouk-ball
Ultimate frisbee
Waterpolo
Stick-ball
Field hockey
5-a-side football
Gaelic football
Australian football
Hurling/Camogie
Speedball
Touchball (Finnish rugby)
WHAT’S MORE IMPORTANT?
DEFENSE
VS OFFENSE
01
OFFENSE
OFFENSIVE STRATEGIES
01
Moving into an open space to pass
to receive an object, spacing so
your teammates have someone to
pass to.
02
Give and go where you pass to a
teammate and then run ahead in
hope of receiving another pass
03
Keeping head up to find other
players and look for options.
02
DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE STRATEGIES
01
Zone Defense- Defending a space
or an area and anyone who comes
into that area
02
Man to Man Defence- When you
are assigned to defend and follow
the movement of a single player on
the opposing team.
SHARKS &
WHALES
Transferable
Skills
The following list compiled by
Griffin & Butler (2005) outline
examples of transferable skills that
are common among most, if not all
invasion games
Griffin & Butler (2005)
03
TRANSITIONS
Transition is a term used in an invasion games for
when the ball changes possession. It is an important
concept for both offensive and defensive strategies,
and it is also important to transition quickly- when
transitioning from defense to offense, your team may
have the advantage of attacking before the other
team can set up their defense. When transitioning
from offense to defense, your team can set up your
defense quickly and prevent the other team from
scoring.
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
STRATEGY
VS
TACTIC
In short, strategic planning is used to set destination and how you
are going to get there, and tactical planning outlines the specific
actions you are going to take along the way.
Strategy defines your long-term goals and how you’re planning to achieve them. In
other words, your strategy gives you the path you need toward achieving your
team’s mission.
Tactics are much more concrete and are often oriented toward smaller steps and a
shorter time frame along the way. They involve best practices, specific plans,
resources, etc. They’re also called “initiatives.”
The
Electric
Fence
Exit Ticket
2. Is defined as the ability to move the body in
one direction as fast as possible and to
accelerate, decelerate and stabilize
(choose the correct transferable skills).
A.
B.
C.
D.
1. List 7 examples of Invasion
Games/Sports
Speed and quickness
Acceleration and agility
Speed and agility
Sprints and power
3. Which of these is not a defensive strategy in
Invasion Games
A.
B.
C.
D.
Defensive positioning
Predicting opponent's move
Avoid defensive players
Getting the ball/object out of your defensive
area
THANKS
Do you have any questions?
wdeluna1@student.gsu.edu
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