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what are the best drills to teach an under 10 netball?

what are the best drills to teach an under 10 netball team

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Hi Kim. I am assumming that your team are in sub or junior level. I was pleasantly surprised this year with the equipment and package ( inclusive of weekly programs) we received for the Net Set Go program. There are plenty of drills and new skills that could be used for juniors. So if your club has this info then it could be a good resourse for you. Also there are important drills that this age group should learn and that is drills that assist players in learning which foot they should land on without stepping.Leading for the ball and when to make their leads. All these drills are on this site. In some cases you may have to adopt some of the drills but thats what coaching is all about. I hope this helps. Good luck for the season. Regards Mark Jones Australia

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