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2 Vs 1 Pairs

category: Passing

3 teams of 2 players.
2 teams combine to play against the 3rd team. If 3rd team gets the ball, the team that lost the ball is in the middle ...

Combined Movement Skills

category: Movement

Spots are placed as set out below. The players stand Indian file. One feeder. Spot 1 straight jog spot 1 - 2 change direction on spot 2 and ...

Web Videos

Fc11 diploma of sports development for netball - with the queensland firebirds

Combine your passion for netball with an exciting and industry leading qualification with FC11. Apply now at www.fc11.com.au.

Netball 2 jacksonville, florida

Netball Clinic at Set Performance located in Jacksonville, Florida. President Radica Wright. Nysanetball.net.

Plyometric exercises for netball

Plyometric Exercises for Netball. Part of the series: Creative Exercises. Netball is an Australian derivative of basketball. Learn about using plyomet...

Youth & senior netball tournaments 2015

Bermuda Netball.

Answers

Combine Saved Drills into one plan

Jason, Netball coach
Australia

2 years ago
Answers: 1

What are the best drills to train my shooter to get free?

Cheryl, Netball coach
Australia

3 years ago
Answers: 4

How do I stop my players from stepping back before driving forward?

Cheryl, Netball coach
Australia

3 years ago
Answers: 6

When the GS moves can the GK follow her?

oscar, Netball coach
England

3 years ago
Answers: 1

Sessions

Bonus Session: Netball Conditioning - Change of Direction

Are your players fit and ready? Find out with this Fitness and Agility session, working on acceleration and a speedy change of direction!

Community Drills

Skill development: landing footwork

Drill 1: Pivot foot (technique)1. bring weight over grounded foot2. lift ankle up of pivot foot3. push off the other foot to get direction and balance...