Small Side Team Games and Potted Sports by Ministry of Defence

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The ASPT evaluates its training delivery on a continual basis and is now (since 2012) fully responsible for all PT course design (CD), having sub-divided the previous dual role of both CD and TDT (Training Development Team) from HQ RAPTC. The ASPT training wing has responsibility for resourcing all PT courses. 9.0 Training Facilities We are looking forward to a very busy, fun, active day in the sunshine! If the weather forecast turns wet, we will look at rescheduling the event for another day. Apart from gaining the general qualification of Physical Training Instructor Class Three, instructors also gained several other specialist qualifications and coaching modules: Event number two: each competitor is allowed three throws at the target. Scoring, bull 3 points, inner 2 points and outer 1 point.

RAPTC instructors continue to have their own specialist internal and external CPD training and courses, usually known as a Study Period.

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A major difference between military and civilian fitness instructors, as alluded to above, is that civilian fitness instructors are not required to complete the training that their clients undertake. Also, a client’s fitness goals and aspirations are set by the client and not a higher formation (in this case the British Army).

Differentiation between Military and Civilian Fitness Training 10.1 Military Differentiation: Instructor Physical Fitness Testing Where possible, the treble standard should be used as this caters for a broader spectrum of agility, and as such the scoring system is as follows: ABN 58/17, published in July 2017, informs us that the course duration is to change once again. The ABN also informs us that the Army is introducing a PTI logbook. Bowling is a foolproof group activity, and that applies even in the home version of this sport. It’s quite intuitive to replicate, and here’s how.Rearranged strength & conditioning facilities as well as relocating the Cardio-vascular room within Fox lines (since 2012); Heat and cold injuries ( delivered by qualified medical representatives from the Royal Army Medical Corps) How to programme safe and effective exercise for a range of clients, the health benefits of physical activity and the importance of healthy eating. Requires a hoop (60-90cm in diameter) and a beanbag. Boys stand about three metres from the hoop and through the bean bag to land in the hoop. If the bean bag lands and stays inside the hoop they score a point, if the bean bag is touching or is outside the hoop no points are scored.

Pitcairn, K.D. (2014) Army Training Unit (London). Mind, Body and Spirit: The Journal of the Royal Army Physical Training Corps. 2014, pp.79. You should see the Hole in the Wall game icon. Tap on that and set the phone down. Ideally, it should be on a flat surface, propped up against something sturdy. Once the player sees himself or herself on the screen, they can hit the “GO” button to start. The aim of the game is to match the shape displayed as closely as possible. All you need is a ping pong ball and a cup . Once you’re ready, stand about 1 metre away and take turns to try throwing the ball into the cup. If the ball lands in the cup, you get a point, and the person who gets to 3 points first wins this event. This simple game will tell you who has the best motor skills – and who has played the most beer pong. Boy 1 stands in the hoop and boy 2 stands on the start line facing him with boys 3,4,5,6 behind him. Boys 2 – 6 hold a plastic cup each. Boy 1 bounces a table tennis ball and boy 2 attempts to catch it in the cup. I point is scored for each successful catch. Boy 2 replaces the ball in the basket and joins the end of the line. Boy 1 repeats for Boys 3-6 and is then replaced by boy 2 (boy 1 goes behind boy 6). Continue until the time is up. Event number four: each competitor is allowed two attempts. Scoring 3 points for each high standard, 2 points for middle and 1 point for low successfully achieved.Potted sports is an excellent medium for promoting personal qualities, it is particularly simple to set up and can be designed to suit resources, surroundings and personnel to take part. Example of a Potted Sports Competition Type of Meeting If the reader wishes to read a brief, but rather amusing, article then go to: http://www.arrse.co.uk/wiki/PTI 12.0 References The 6 obstacles are placed in a line on the floor at a distance of 0.5 metres apart. The start line is drawn 1 metre from the first obstacle.

Each team will start at a different game. Each game should be played for between 2-4 minutes and then time is given to change-over. It is suggested that the following times be allocated: Event number one: each competitor is allowed two attempts. Scoring, 3 points for each high standard, 2 for middle and 1 for low successfully achieved. Now we split the school into teams of countries. Each team has members made up of children from Year 1 to Year 6 with a class teacher leading it. We have about 15 'events' that the teams move round and participate in. These range from relay races, javelin throwing, penalty scoring, basketball hoops (at different heights for KS1 & KS2 children) etc, with two teams competing at each event in turn. Every event has a scoring system, which is kept by the TA on each individual event. At the end of the morning, all the scores for each team are totalled up and we then have an awards ceremony in assembly to announce 1st, 2nd and 3rd - the entire team then get awarded their gold, silver and bronze medals. Not entitled to wear Crossed Swords badge. May only be employed on the advice and under the direct supervision of an RAPTC instructor (may be reassessed and upgraded by an RAPTC Officer).Develop the skills and knowledge required to plan, prepare and conduct outdoor-based military functional exercise programmes and sessions for groups, including: Since 2012 the Defence Instructional Techniques (Trainer) (DITT) course has been fully integrated into the AA PTI course. 4.9 Flag Competition