Pass B1-B2-B3-B4 who throws at the goal.
R1 blocks the ball and starts for the fast break and takes the position of B4.
The same with B3 and R2.
The same with B2 and R3.
blocking
- fore-arms nearly next to eachother
- elbows bent towards eachother
- look in betweem you almost closed fore-arms, in this way the ball can never hit your face
- keep enough muscle tension on the arms and fingers
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