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dose any one have a drills and techniques i can practices?

dose any one have a drills and techniques i can practices on my own as want to get back into hockey and want train first before i look for a team

thanks ryan

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Ian MarshCoach, England

Running with the ball, changing direction at speed, passing and controlling the returning ball (with a rebound block), Indian dribble and your general fitness levels.

Hope those ideas help,

Alex

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Put a spare stick on the ground if you have one. Drag ball full length of the stick and flip over the end before dragging back with the reverse side and flipping back over to where you started and repeat. It's great for touch.

Definitely invest in a rebound block, you'll struggle to replicate receiving passes without one.

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