- preferable for players to receive ball on the open stick side
- situations when used - if unable to get their feet around to receive ball on strong side
upright, or flat = to the floor (either 1 or 2 handed)
- after receiving ball on reverse, aim to get into an open stick ball carrying position asap, use reverse stick to pull ball across body & to open stick side
- pairs practice passing, receiving non-stick side, across to open-stick side then return & swap
- alternative: increase/decrease area, add defender, from the side
- player accelerates towards ball carrier & turns to right as ball is released
- sideways (right foot as back foot)
- move on balls of feet enables a quick change of direction
- receive ball from just behind left foot whilst moving
- then pull ball across body from left to right
- stick angled to cushion ball upon impact
- stick upright position (same as when dribbling)
- move ball to open stick side asap to increase control
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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