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Coaching Objective:
To teach the attacker to run towards the defender at pace and eliminate by creating a little lift over the defenders stick.
Purpose:
This skill can be done at pace and is quite subtle therefore is effective in getting past oncoming defenders when the space is tight and the option of dragging the ball into space is not there.
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