Excellent drills, very detailed videos. Useful site for my U15 boys team.
Would anybody like to give me a diagram of 3/4 press and half court please ?
Sketches and sessions how can I put a sketch into a session?
I've made som sketches of my own and I would like to place them in the different drills categories, but how do I do that?
Can I make the sketch chalkboard larger?
Why don't have that?I can't draw a drillDon't understand
I can't find numbered counters so I can refer to player 1, 2 etc. they are on the sessions I receive by email, but on the sketch board, I can only find A, D, F or coloured player counters - it's getting very frustrating as I'm sure they are somewhere! Please help.
Does anyone have a link to pages with the different styles of hockey and description of each position. Roles and responsibilities for each position. I am trying anew system with teenage girls and need help. System is a 1.1.2.3.4 system
I have a week defense JV team. I have few to no subs. Interested in advice or comments about both a 4-2-4 formation and a 2-3-2-3 formation. Suggestions appreciated
I have created several versions of 'pig in the middle'. Firstly, how can I print them off so I can compare the coaches instructions and fill them out a bit more?Secondly , how can i replicate them so they are in an age related folder EG U 12 or U 14 . Also in a separate folder as in type of drill?Thanks
Hello, I have a sketch that I want to continue animating. But when I try to access the file in my folder, I get an error message and it won't let me edit the file. I have attached a screenshot of the issue. Hope it can be addressed, I spent a good amount of time on the press and would like to avoid starting over and having the same issue arise. Thank you!
how do i change the field
How do I print or export drills?
how to use the sketch function
I've made som sketches of my own and I would like to place them in the different drills categories, but how do I do that?
How do I print or export drills?
How much is full subscription and what will I get for my money?
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