Excellent drills, very detailed videos. Useful site for my U15 boys team.
Can you tell me the correct technique for a penalty flick? How you would put it into a training exercise?
I have exhausted most ideas about getting players to relax the right hand. This is a fairly well established habit as they have been playing at school for a while and this fault has not been picked up and corrected. Quite happy to perservere with this but the players my get bored quite quickly any new ideas would be welcome. The players are quite limited in their ability to succeed in other drills until this is corrected.
Hi. I am coaching a fairly advance boy's hockey team,but they struggle to round off in the circle and score. This may be because of a crowded circle, but how do you teach them to score? any drills which I can do with them?
Need help with planning a rolling subs with 11 players and 5 subs.Keeper,4 backs, 4 midfied, 2 strikers.Any ideas please
Can you tell me the correct technique for a penalty flick? How you would put it into a training exercise?
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