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hockey warm up basic equipment 5 mins
Ellie Other, England
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Jaime BracewellAdministrator, United States of America
Hi Ellie,
Whenever I start my training session, we always start with 5 minutes of basic passing in pairs. Always start close and practice passing, then increase the distance to practice pushing, clip hitting, slapping and slightly raised passes.
We then go into a relay dribbling passing drill. Just have your players line up in two lines with around 5-10m apart and dribbling a couple of metres and then passing to the player opposite. Players receiving should take the ball in the upright playing position so they can move with the ball quickly - this really makes it game realistic.
Progressions can include:
- Getting players to dribble left or right and then pass - this will get them thinking about which foot to pass off and practice a reverse pass
- Introducing a defender to get them thinking of movement
Hope those help!
ken wanjohiPlayer, Kenya
am learning alot considering am a young coach
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