The drill starts with 2 attackers in blue, standing behind one another, 5m from the 1st defender/attacker in red.
The 3 defenders at the end stay on. The 2 attackers, 2 defenders and 1 defender must be replaced by new player to keep the drill continuous and stimulating
Notes:
Players need to learn how to read different situations on the field. For them to apply the technique of passing under pressure is the true practise of a skill. The players need not only pass well, but they must be able to time their pass, this coupled with a good running line or sidestep is the result of a skillful attacking player.
It is nice to finish a session with a live game such as this, where the emphasis must still be on passing.
This game can be progressed to contact.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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