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PE Bench Press Form and Knowledge 
Rubric Code: EXX2492
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Bench Press Form & Knowledge
  Minimal

1 pts

Basic

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Form

Minimal

Student displays 1 of the following:
1. Back flat on the bench
2. Feet flat on the floor OR bench
3. Grip wide enough to allow elbows to bend at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
4. Elbows bend to at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
Basic

Student displays 2 of the following:
1. Back flat on the bench
2. Feet flat on the floor OR bench
3. Grip wide enough to allow elbows to bend at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
4. Elbows bend to at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
Proficient

Student displays 3 of the following:
1. Back flat on the bench
2. Feet flat on the floor OR bench
3. Grip wide enough to allow elbows to bend at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
4. Elbows bend to at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
Advanced

Student displays all of the following:
1. Back flat on the bench
2. Feet flat on the floor OR bench
3. Grip wide enough to allow elbows to bend at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
4. Elbows bend to at least 90 degrees when lowering weights
Knowledge Part 1; Spotter Placement

Minimal

Student cannot explain where spotters should be located (2 options) and describe proper spotting technique.
Basic
Proficient
Advanced

Student can explain where spotters should be located (2 options) and describe proper spotting technique.
Knowledge Part 2; Feet/Back

Minimal

Student cannot explain why the feet should be placed flat on the floor or bench when performing a bench press, in relation to back injuries.
Basic
Proficient
Advanced

Student can explain why the feet should be placed flat on the floor or bench when performing a bench press, in relation to back injuries.





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