Sometimes your players can be their own worst enemy - if they're slow on the ball then they leave themselves open to attack from weaker but speedier sides. To ensure the spell of slowness isn't cast upon your team try this session with your players and just like magic see the improvement in your their ability to think quickly and whizz the ball around the court.
To get your team using quick hands, this simple to set up session gets your players passing and receiving at speed - in a series of movement drills which encourage players to think ahead, move for the ball and follow their pass (including a final time-limit conditioned game).
By the end of this training you'll have a team of passing wizards who pass so quickly you'll think it's a trick of the eye!
in more ways than one
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