For this Field Experience, I observed the Berry College Women’s Basketball team (12 teammates) practice coached by Coach Dunn and assistant Coach Katie Kulavic. Before practice began, the team stretched and did agilities for ten minutes then they would get in a team circle and discuss their journals or whatever happened to them that day for about five minutes. After the team circle the team would do drills to warm up for practice and to enhance their shooting, defensive and offensive skills. Periodically Coach Dunn would stop them to give the constructive criticism and instruction. Once the team warmed up with drills they would practice plays. The coaches would periodically stop them and give them instruction, but if they didn’t stop them then everyone was moving.
The specific breakdowns for the team’s activities during the practice time were:
2520 seconds spent observing
A=1905/2520=75.59%
I= 615/2520= 24.40%
M=615/2520= 24.40%
W=0/2520=0%
Whenever Coach Dunn or Coach Katie gave instruction they were also managing the team. The majority of practice was activity. I feel like they had an adequate amount of down time for their amount of activity. They do not have any amount of waiting, because everyone is participating at all times.
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