Great passes aren't made just the by ball carrier, the movement of the fellow attackers is vital to giving the ball carrier options to penetrate space. Learn how to make effective movements in this session.
Get your players all on the same page so their movement is decisive, direct and threatening with every attack.
Don't let any of your players go alone in attack with this session, working on their attacking movement to become an option for their team-mates
Think fast with this session, as you develop your players' reactions and decision making on court
On receiving the ball from the feeder player 1 turns.
Players 2 and 3 should both make strong sideways movements in opposite directions, the defender can go either way.
Player 1 must try and pass to the unmarked player as quickly as possible.
Time the movement with Player 1's turn. This will limit the chances of a defender receiving the pass.
Swap player roles after 10 repetitions.
Tell the defender they now can feint to try and trick the passing player and help the defending player to win the ball.
Build Communication on Court
Attack the Top of the D
3 straight forward running evasions
double lead
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