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RunningBack Skills Assessment RunningBack Skills Assessment Learning how to run and take care of the ball. Rubric Code: KX368B8 By MrSk45 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Running	Needs Improvement Student cannot run the football without not having good ball placement. -while running hold ball close to chest - eyes always looking foward and stay low	Fair Student can run the football while making cut. -does not have good ball control -cannot run with the ball if its not close to your chest -sometime having the ball in the wrong hand pads	Good Student can run the football with good control and proper ball positioning -Student runs with head up -student runs with ball in the right arm and close to chest -able to cut while running
Cutting	Needs Improvement -Student cannot can not cut with his feet successfully. -Student does not use feet well -Student tries crossing his feet when he cuts up the field.	Fair Studnet can sometimes can cut with the ball good. -Student somestimes follows through with cut with your hips. -Student uses hips to make a better cut with his feet.	Good Student cutting with the right foot correctly. -Students follow through with cut. -Student is usually successful in cutting up the field.
Driving Feet	Needs Improvement Student does not drive his feet when running up the field. -Student feet stops move while getting tackled. -Student has little understanding about driving his feet on each run -Studnet often is not driving his feet.	Fair Stundent sometimes drives his feet . -Student does not always show proper usage of driving his with the ball -Student is sometimes welling to drive his feet	Good Student consistently drives his feet. -Student keeps driving to get more yards -Student has good understanding of driving his feet on each snap of the ball. -Student is always driving on each run