Attackers start with the ball, perform a large drag before controlling the ball and taking a shot.
The goalie has the objective of clearing each ball out and trying to knock over a set of obstacles or cones. Think of these cones as a team mate you're passing to.
There are two tendencies that occur with this drill. #1 Allowing the ball to roll away from the player post drag. #2 Taking too long to take a shot due to a lack of ball control.
This drill is all about maximising ball control to create a quality shooting opportunity with the best possible angle.
Focus on improving ball position by keeping it tight and always in a position to shoot (not too far forward).
Lastly look for a fast shot as soon as you enter the D.
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"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."
