W drives forward for ball, looks down the line, but can’t give it so returns to F1
Then drives down court to get long ball
Start with relatively passive defender, but build quickly
Variations depending on defender movement
The ball needs to be received ahead of the driving player, so they catch it on the move; placement of ball and timing of the run are both key!
Keep feet under the body, and no leaping onto the ball. This way, you are ready to send the next ball on in balanced and controlled manner.
Sight down the court first each time.
Adding in defender often causes players to hesitate; preliminary work to get angle on defender so that the intensity of the drive is maintained (or intensified!)
Recognising that knowing where defender is a benefit; it can help keep our attacking angles tight (stops lazy curve runs) and gives feeder clear space into which to feed
Create a resolution to develop your coaching confidence by seizing the opportunity to discover new drills, turn ideas into action and seek advice from the coaching community.
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