Team sports involve organized groups competing or entertaining through shared goals like outscoring opponents. Popular team sports mentioned include soccer, cricket, basketball, baseball, and rugby. The document provides guidance on setting goals, distinguishing short-term goals measured in weeks from long-term goals requiring more time. It advocates for goals to be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

1. INTRODUCTION
TO TEAM
SPORTS

2. A team sport includes any sport
where individuals are organized into
opposing teams which compete to
win or cooperate to entertain their
audience. Team members act
together towards a shared objective.
This can be done in a number of
ways such as outscoring the
opposing team.

3. Most Popular
Team Sports
1. Soccer
2. Cricket
3. Basketball
4. Baseball
5. Rugby Union
6. Volleyball

4. FOLLOW UP
QUESTIONS:
What are the activities of Juan?
Do you think his activities help him
with his academics?
How can he improve his activities?
How he can achieve his goal to
change his life?

5. A SMART Guide
to Goal Setting
When taking part in any
activity, it’s a good idea to define
your goals. You should identify
what you want to accomplish
and how you will perform your
plan. This is important when
making positive change and will
help you realize your goals.

6. A short-term goal
should be developed
with a finite amount of
time in mind.
Example: A 14-year boy
is aiming to improve his
cycling time over two
kilometers every 10
seconds each week.

7. A long-term
goal is
something you
want to do
further in the
future. Long-
term goals
require time
and planning.
Example: A girl is
aiming to be running
a total distance of
ten kilometers by the
end of the school
year.

8. What are
SMART
Goals?

9. S.M.A.R.T. goals are statements of the
important results you are working to accomplish.
These are designed in a way to promote a clear
and mutual understanding of what establishes
levels of performance and successful fitness
development.

10. S.M.A.R.T.
GOALS

11. 1. SPECIFIC
Don’t be unclear. Your
goals should be clear and
definite. Specific goals
produce a higher level of
output. Break down hurdles
by having single, precise
and idealistic end results.

12. 2. MEASURABLE
Make sure you can measure how you will
achieve your goal, by making your goal
quantifiable, include target dates and units
of measurements. Measurements such as how
much, how often, or how many will allow you
to track your progress can help you keep
motivated.

13. ACTIVITY: Let’s ACRO-Name!
Direction: Choose one (1) of your favorite team
sport. Make an Acronym and list some examples of
the benefits and other good opportunities from it.

14. Example:
B=uilding a strong body strength.
A=spiring to become a successful sports athlete.
D=oing a right exercise everyday.
M=ore confidence.
I=nteract positively with others.
N=egotiate with good character.
T=hink actively.
O=vercome the stress/problems.
N=ext to win with all the challenges.

15. THANK YOU!