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I am interested in how to teach young boys shoot very powerful shots. How is it that Croation players for instance have this skill? Are they training their youth differently from the Swedish youth?. My opinion is that if you have a powerful shot, it is much easier to score without too much playing before the defence and risk to loose the ball. Interested for a training program or drills for different ages. Thank you for possible asking your experts. Jarl-Boie Boman, HultsfredsHF.-submitted by email
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16y male and I play left wing. I have good technique when jumping into the field, but when it comes to using my wrist to flick the ball in I over or underestimate where the ball will go.Are there any drills which can improve my aim and control when using my wrist to shoot?(Yes I do shoot in a full motion with my arm)
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in how much distance can be regarded as long shot in handball?
16y male and I play left wing. I have good technique when jumping into the field, but when it comes to using my wrist to flick the ball in I over or underestimate where the ball will go.Are there any drills which can improve my aim and control when using my wrist to shoot?(Yes I do shoot in a full motion with my arm)
I am interested in how to teach young boys shoot very powerful shots. How is it that Croation players for instance have this skill? Are they training their youth differently from the Swedish youth?. My opinion is that if you have a powerful shot, it is much easier to score without too much playing before the defence and risk to loose the ball. Interested for a training program or drills for different ages. Thank you for possible asking your experts. Jarl-Boie Boman, HultsfredsHF.-submitted by email
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