Principles
1. principle: Attacking the cutback zone
2. principle: Defending the box
Exercise
Name: Game 4 2 v 4 2
Rules:
- 2 touches
- Cutback players have 1 touch
- Goal can only be scored with 1st touch
Groups
Coaches roles
Coach in charge: Remmel
Assistant coaches: Miettinen, Jansson
Area
Size: 32x40m (91m2 per player)
Shape: Rectangle
Location: Far end
Physical
Sets: 5 x 1min 30sec / 45sec
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