Netball: Partner agility circuit

Set up: one third space, one ball between two, cones (one between two).

One partner to be standing on the third line with the ball facing the baseline.

Other partner starts on the baseline, drives out to cone (about halfway down the third), turns and drives back to the baseline. Turns again and accelerates to partner who is holding the ball. 

Play should recieve pass before the cone. 

Full team cross drill

Set up: 8+ players, one court space, 2 balls.

Players set up in four corners in equal numbers, opposite lines facing each other.

Both balls start on the same side with the person and the front of the line.

Opposing front 2 players drive out on a diagonally and receive a pass from the opposite line.

They turn pass back to the side they came from (but the opposite line). Then immediately become a defender for the person who now has the ball. 

The person now at the front of the line, with the ball now delivers a pass to players who have driven out on a diagonal and the drill begins again. 

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Set up: Goal third, 1 ball, 1 passer, 2 midcourt, 1 shooter, 2-3 defence.

• Ball starts with passer behind transverse line.
• Both midcourt players drive from the transverse line to circle edge then back off again (creating the ‘M’).
• Passer delivers ball to one of the midcourt players off the circle who then delivers the second ball to the other midcourt plyer on the circle edge. Option: Passer candeliver directly to shooter who may choose to come out of the circle. Shooter then is to deliver a pass to a midcourter and get into position.
• Ball delivered to shooter, who puts the shot up.

Set up: 2 lines of players in partners set up across from each other with one ball per partner.

1. Players are to pass to each other in their partners.
2. The 2 players at the far end (don’t have a ball) begin weaving in and out of players down their own side until they get to the opposite end.
3. Players who have just weaved call for a ball from the far end to get passed to them.
4. The player and the partner who are now at the far end without the ball begin to weave down themselves.