F (C) pass to GA /WA (A1 & A2) must receive over the line. GD/ WD /C; (D) to mark A1 & A2. GS (A3) to keep moving in circle to receive pass. PROGRESSION, F to become another A. (3rd option) PROGRESSION. Add D in cicle with A3. PROGRESSION. A1 can enter circle. (circle D has 2 attackers to mark) PROGRESSION. Add another D into circle. PROGESSION. MATCH PLAY>
Diguse with A1/A2 how to get free for pass. off line / Switching / One pulls D away for other to receive ball. D to mark A1/A2/A3. Diguse how? Marking space / 1 on 1 A3 to keep moving in circle. Keep ball side/ Drive off/ Hold space. Diguse with D how to defend A1 & A3 in circle (2V1) Diguse how A1 & A3, work together in the cicle.
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