Right Side Attacking Flow
General: - Connection between passer and receiver (signal and calling) - Fast Ball Movement - Timing of leads - Dynamic Movement - First touch - Pass easy for your mate to trap Specific: - Trap the ball in open position at P1,2,3 and 10 - Lead out and back at P4 and P11 - In and away lead at 5 and 12 - MOve quickly once recieve the ball at 5 and 12 thinking about standing up a full back or running directly in for shot - sharp lead and pass at 6 and 13corner at P6 - short lead and quick shot into corner or defelction at P7 and 14
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