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15 Dodgeball-Like Games for High School PE Classes

15 Dodgeball-Like Games for High School PE Classes: Fun Physical Education Activities for MAPEH Teachers Description Discover 15 dodgeball-like games for high school PE classes, including rules, equipment, learning objectives, safety tips, and lesson ideas for MAPEH teachers. Physical Education (PE) classes should be engaging, active, inclusive, and enjoyable for every student. While dodgeball remains a popular group game in schools, MAPEH teachers and university PE instructors can introduce many alternative activities that develop agility, coordination, teamwork, reaction time, throwing accuracy, and strategic thinking. These games are suitable for high school students, PE classes, intramurals, sports festivals, physical education demonstrations, and recreational activities in colleges and universities. Most require only inexpensive equipment such as soft balls, cones, plastic bottles, chalk, or improvised targets. Whether you teach in a public or private school, these dodgeball alter...

CORE WORKOUT FOR WALKATHON

5 Core Workout Exercises Video Demonstration by Cesar Tayantayan

Here’s a focused list of core exercises specifically for walkathon training — ideal for improving posture, endurance, and walking efficiency ðŸ’ªðŸš¶‍♀️


🧠 Purpose of Core Training for Walkathons

A strong core helps you:

  • Maintain upright posture during long walks
  • Improve hip stability and stride efficiency
  • Reduce risk of lower back and hip injuries
  • Enhance breathing and endurance

🔹 Core Exercises for Walkathon Training

1. Plank Variations

  • Front Plank – Hold 30–60 sec × 3 sets
  • → Strengthens abs, shoulders, and back
  • Side Plank – 30 sec each side × 3 sets
    → Improves lateral stability for balanced walking

2. Bird-Dogs

  • 12–15 reps per side × 3 sets
    → Builds coordination between core and lower back; great for posture control
3. Russian Twists
  • 15–20 reps per side × 3 sets
    → Engages obliques and rotation control — key for hip rotation in walking

4. Leg Raises

  • 12–15 reps × 3 sets
    → Strengthens lower abs and helps support pelvis stability

5. Glute Bridge

  • 15 reps × 3 sets (hold 3 sec at top)
    → Activates glutes and lower back for hip drive during walking


6. Dead Bug

  • 10–12 reps per side × 3 sets
    → Teaches stability while limbs move — excellent for walking rhythm

7. Standing Core Twist (with band or towel)

  • 15 reps per side × 2–3 sets
    → Builds rotational strength for efficient hip swing

8. Superman (Back Extension)

  • 12 reps × 3 sets
    → Strengthens lower back and counterbalances abdominal training

9. Heel Taps or Flutter Kicks

  • 20 reps × 2 sets
    → Targets lower abs; improves control over pelvic tilt while walking

10. Seated Knee Tucks

  • 15 reps × 3 sets
    → Strengthens deep core muscles used for endurance walking


🗓️ Weekly Core Routine Suggestion

Frequency: 3–4 times per week (alternate days)
Sample plan:

DayFocus
MondayPlank + Bird-dog + Glute Bridge
WednesdaySide Plank + Russian Twist + Dead Bug
FridayLeg Raises + Superman + Standing Twist
Sunday


Light Core Flow (Stretching + gentle core activation)




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