All players in goal area or behind a line.
In the center one defender trying to snatch the balls from players who are crossing the court.
Lost your ball ? Help the defender.
Who will be the last player to cross ?
variations :
- dribble with left hand
- dribble with right hand
- dribble with both hands in turn every time
pay only attention to the complete technical movement
Only general corrections
- ball must bounce up between hip and chest height
- dribbling must go in accordance with the pace rhythm
- when dribbling push ball diagonally front wards
mistakes often made
- ball bounces up too high
- ball bounces up too low
- dribbling in front of the body in stead of slightly sidewards of the body
- hand must touch the ball just over the horizantal midline of the ball (equator)
- not only look at the ball but also at you opponents and fello teammates
defend the ball when dribbling
- put your hand in between the ball and the opponent's hand when you hear the ball bounce the floor
- attack your opponent from the side he is dribbling the ball
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