A - Demonstrating, how to push pass the ball in hockey, from Player to player.
B - Demonstrating, how to push pass in the context of attacking play. This is an effective efficent way of passing the ball to other team players over 10-15 meters
A - Demonstrating, how to push pass the ball in hockey, from Player to player.
Stand in pairs facing each other, 1 partner on the Blue coned line and the other player on the Yellow coned line. (approx 10m apart)
Attempt to pass to each other with a controlled push pass. Stopping and passing to each other
B - Demonstrating, how to push pass the ball in hockey, from Player to player.
B - Demonstrating, how to push pass in the context of attacking play.
6 players on the Blue cones and 6 players on the Red Cones either side of the observation area.
Follow the cone colours
Points to discuss:
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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