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Basketball:Free throw shooting Basketball:Free throw shooting Evaluation on fundamentals of shooting a free throw. Students are Rated and scored on the mechanics of their shot, not the number of made baskets. Students are scored at 9 possible points. Scoring in the Advanced range gains extra credit. Rubric Code: P422B9 By nickmangini22 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Quiz Grade Levels: (none)

Basketball: free throw shooting
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Body Alignment: Toe Shooting side Non shooting side	Needs Improvement Inconsistency, lacks the attempt of completing the following: toe shooting side non shooting side	Developing gaining consistency (50%) toe shooting side non shooting side	Proficient Shooting toe, foot, hand and eye lined up to the nail hole. Shooting hand- Along seam for grip, fingers spread; elbow in. non shooting hand - faces side of the ball, fingers only touch the ball. non shooting foot is shoulder width apart, slightly back.	Advanced All the fundamental mechanics are present, over 90% of the time. Makes the shot look easy, the fundamentals are present and ball flows off the fingers.
Shooting Action Fingers Wrist Path of the ball	Needs Improvement Shoots without proper mechanics. fingers wrist path of ball check off will explain what is lacking.	Developing gaining consistency (50%) finger wrist and path of ball.	Proficient Ball rolls off fingers for nice, pretty back spin. wrist flip, wave good-bye to the ball. path of the ball, makes a rainbow- shot arches high to land downward toward the back board and net.	Advanced All the fundamental mechanics are present, over 90% of the time. Makes the shot look easy, the fundamentals are present and ball flows off the fingers.
Finish Position Follow through with wrist snap.	Needs Improvement Makes no attempt to follow through	Developing Gaining consistency (50%) to complete the follow through, but awkward.	Proficient Consistently completes the follow-through (75%), proper release.	Advanced Follow through with wrist snap every time. Makes the shot look easy, the fundamentals are present and ball flows off the fingers.