All subsequent throws are made from where the object landed. The course may be set up indoors or outdoors. Students can be provided with a map of the course and a score card. The obstacle course is modified so that it more closely resembles a golf course. Students are given some of the responsibility for the planning, design and set up of the obstacle course.
Students keep track of the number of throws needed to finish the course.
Part Three of the curriculum guide. Assessing the Backhand Throw Points throwing shoulder toward target Starts with arm across body, object near opposite knee Shifts weight from the back to the front foot. Steps forward with throwing-side foot. When throwing a disk, makes it spin parallel to the ground. Throwing hand follows through toward target.