
cues - if your right hand is dominant step through with your left foot. Opposite for left. For catching, place both your hands where you think the ball is coming. Clamp the ball when it lands in your hands. Partner up and throw the ball to each other. When you cleanly catch the ball take 1 step back and throw again to your partner.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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