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Warm Up Circuit Warm-up Games ...

Hockey Warm Up Circuit Warm-up Games Setup: Lay out sticks on the ground about 1 metre apart. Six sticks should be laid in a continuous straight line...

Ball Transfer

Push off on your right foot with ball on forehand side.

Push off left foot with ball on reverse stick side.

Ball Transfer

Push off on your right foot with ball on forehand side.

Push off left foot with ball on reverse stick side.

Farmers and Foxes

The foxes (players) put bibs into the back of their shorts. The farmer (coach) runs around the area attempting to pull the bibs out. When a players...

Fetch the Ball

One player stands in between the cones with 4 balls.

He/she has to push the ball out of the area. Then call out a name of the player that ha...

Hand Stop

To teach players to stick stop this practice is a good warm up to taech them how to absorb the ball and show them the importance of the left hand i...

Hand Stop

To teach players to stick stop this practice is a good warm up to taech them how to absorb the ball and show them the importance of the left hand i...

Kicking Warm-Up

The ball is fed into the goalkeeper in the middle of the goal. The goalkeeper has to kick the ball back to either player A or B.

One Touch Circle

Players pass the ball around the circle. One touch. Stay in your position.

Fun warm up game

Passing - 3 stage drill

1. In the first stage players work in pairs, passing the ball back and forth across the grid.

Passing - 3 stage drill

1. In the first stage players work in pairs, passing the ball back and forth across the grid.

Speed Work

Player runs up and down slalom.

Players should look ahead of the ball.

Speed Work

Player runs up and down slalom.

Players should look ahead of the ball.

Warm up exercise for vision and talking

Spread your team anywhere inside the half of a pitch. Only give your team 3 balls.

You may pass the ball around to anyone inside the half. ...

Warm up exercise for vision and talking

Spread your team anywhere inside the half of a pitch. Only give your team 3 balls.

You may pass the ball around to anyone inside the half. ...

Pre-Season Conditioning - Part 2

Hard work doesn't stop! Continue with part two and get your players in the best shape of their lives! ready for the new season.

1 v 1 Confidence - Running with the ball

Give everyone on the team the confidence to take the ball under pressure, beat a player with their 1-on-1 skills, then move it on.

Goal Scoring Opportunities - Sweep to back post

Get any shot off towards the back post, whether it?s a sweep or a push to put it on a plate for a deflection into the goal.

Attacking the central channel - Narrow Possession

Why let them have the ball!? Just keep it for yourself instead! Create goal scoring chances from just keeping the ball.

Introducing Outletting for Juniors

Create clever hockey players ready to read any situation and outlet with class and confidence!

Improving passing movement and vision

Space; something we all crave, but it won?t just come to you? unless you?re doing everything right! Find out how to make space find you!

Passing on the move to both sides

Passing prowess session - get your players passing with confidence, from left to right and right to left!

Bite Size Fitness 9

Don't miss this final 30 minute fitness session - Coach it as a whole or use it as a way to bring new ideas to your pre-match routines

Receiving the ball under pressure

Conditioned games to improve your players' peripheral vision, so they can use their first touch when receiving the ball to move into space

Putting MORE power in the push pass

Teach the push pass to improve your players' passing technique, and their ability to make accurate passes over short-medium distances

Beginner Coach NEED HELP PLEASE

AFL training types and methods

Coaching for six a side u9 girls team.

Time on warm ups and hockey drills

Simple fitness workout

How do you do a good hockey warm up with just ball and stick

I'm a new Varsity head coach and don't know what I'm doing

Fun Warm ups with 7-11 year olds

Receiving the ball forward facing

How to coach school team with novices and experienced players?