in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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This article uses drills from our advanced library of drills.
As you will see, the concepts are the same – simple basic hockey. You should try this practice as the third or fourth exercise of the session. The first couple of exercises should look at the first touch and moving the ball away from a defender to allow you to do something with the second touch. Try the exercise below as a stepping stone exercise for posession, movement and passing.
The Concepts of the Exercise
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