I have thoroughly enjoyed using your site to help me with my coaching plans for my under 9's netball team.
Does anyone have any training tips on Channels?
My defenders often loose focus and try to concentrate on too much. They watch the ball, their player, where the post is, our player, there wings, put up wrong arms, run past player etc. Our drills are spot on, and training is generally very good, but when we get into a game they loose confidence, panic and and look like they are being turned inside out. They are 15/un Open.
I would like a drill that encourages the girls to find space and improve timing of throws.
I have a strong team of u21's who play brilliantly, except for running into one another space. Is there a drill which focuses on clearing out before re-attacking as a group?
Whats a good drill to help with coming infront of their partners instead of the immediate thought of dropping back for a pass?
I am in need of drills or advice on how to get my team of 11/12 year olds to move the ball down the court from player to player without them all chasing it like a pack of seagulls?
I have a strong team of u21's who play brilliantly, except for running into one another space. Is there a drill which focuses on clearing out before re-attacking as a group?
I would like a drill that encourages the girls to find space and improve timing of throws.
My friend coaches an under 13s team and when someone has the ball they all run for it like seagulls going for bread. The coach has told them many times to spread out and for not everyone to run to the ball at once but the girls keep doing it and they can't get the ball down the court.
Whats a good drill to help with coming infront of their partners instead of the immediate thought of dropping back for a pass?
Does anyone have a good drill for showing the centre when to become involved in an attacking play moving down the court.
My defenders often loose focus and try to concentrate on too much. They watch the ball, their player, where the post is, our player, there wings, put up wrong arms, run past player etc. Our drills are spot on, and training is generally very good, but when we get into a game they loose confidence, panic and and look like they are being turned inside out. They are 15/un Open.
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