Throwing & Catching - 3 clap catching

The video tutorial demonstrates a clapping exercise where the participant claps three times before catching a ball. The exercise progresses to a sequence of claps in front, behind, and in front again, requiring quicker movements. The tutorial encourages practicing catching with one or two hands to improve speed and coordination.

What is the initial exercise involving clapping and catching?

• Clap four times and catch the ball with one hand.

• Clap twice and catch the ball with both hands.

• Clap three times and catch the ball with both hands.

• Clap once and catch the ball with one hand.

In the advanced exercise, where do you clap the second time?

• In front of you.

• Above your head.

• Behind you.

• To the side.

How many claps are involved in the advanced exercise before catching the ball?

• Five claps.

• Four claps.

• Three claps.

• Two claps.

What is suggested to improve your clapping and catching skills?

• Practice catching with one or two hands.

• Use a larger ball.

• Clap more than three times.

• Practice with a partner.

What is emphasized in the final section of the exercise?

• The importance of clapping loudly.

• The need to clap quickly.

• The importance of using a small ball.

• The need to clap softly.