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Elevator passing practice

A starts with a ball and does an elevator pass at all the pawns.
When A gets to the end, he plays a 1-on-1 against B.
When A gets past B he rounds off with a hit on goal.

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Practice with the beam

Passing through the bar

Organization:

Divide the group into 4 groups
Each group works on 1 side of the field
Put 2/ 3 players at the back line -blue triangle- 2 meters from the bar
Put 2/ 3 players at the middle line -red three corners- 2 meters from the bar
The balls are with the players on the center line

Execution:

The player with the ball plays to the player on the back line, through the bar
The player on the back line takes up and plays the ball back to the player on the middle line, via the bar
The player on the center line picks up, drives the ball to the circle and scores
The blue player moves to the red player's spot and the red player moves to the blue player's spot
The red player first takes the ball out of the goal and brings it back where the other balls are

Points of attention:

Playing hard on the bar
Make sure you have a good sharp angle so the ball arrives at the other player as well

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Attack over right without pressure

A starts with the ball and takes a self pass
B starts running as A starts running and gets the ball from A in the run
B takes the ball and drives at speed around the pawns
C has to start judging when to run to get the 90-degree pass from B
B passes the ball
C hits the ball on goal

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Backhand flats on goal

Dribble towards Circle around the pawns.
Feint on the blue pawn.
Then backhand flats on goal.

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1 vs.

1 vs. 1: rounding at goal for attack and how to defend for defense

Defense: Defending to the outside
Attack: Clear feint and acceleration

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Ball playing and crossing

Taking the ball and passing it straight back
Crossing diagonally with warm-up exercise

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Passing opponent

A starts with the ball.
A runs with the ball toward the box and does a passing move around B.
A passes it and goes around the pawn and does the same at C.
A drives around the pawns and accelerates to the circle.
A hits the ball on goal.

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Handball on the beam

Organization:
- Divide the group in half.
- Start with each group on the right side of the goal.
- Place 5 pylons on each side 1 meter from the bar.

Exercise:

On both sides, one player starts with the ball.
Who floats to 1st pylon and bounces the ball on the beam and takes the ball back after the pylon.
The player does this at all pylons.
After the last pylon, the player drifts the ball to the circle and scores.
The player takes the ball a connects at the other end.

Note:
- When drifting, keep ball on stick.
- When rebounding, turn in with the body so the ball makes a sharp angle.

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Warming up

Warm up three exercises
Exercise 1: Overplay
Exercise 2: Run and play.
Exercise 3: Run to the left and play.

Exercise 1: Overplay.

Two players face each other, both near the bar with 1 ball.
They play the ball to each other on the forehand.

Note:
- They must keep the stick low when attacking the ball and the ball must be pushed.

Exercise 2: Run and play.

Groups of 3 or 4 players.
2 players on one side of the bar with ball, the others on the opposite side.
One player with ball starts walking to the other side.
Halfway, the player passes the ball to a player on the other side.
That player takes the ball and now runs to the middle himself and then passes the ball on.
Once the ball is played, the player continues to run across to the other side.

Note:
- They must keep the stick low when taking the ball.
- Left elbow forward as you run with the ball.
- Walk in when the ball is played to you.

Exercise 3: Run to the left and play.

Groups of 3 or 4 players.
2 players on one side of the bar with ball, the others on the opposite side.
Same as exercise 2 but now the player does not run straight ahead with the ball but in an arc to the left and then plays the ball.
When the ball is played, the player continues walking to the other side.

Attention:
- Stick low when taking the ball.
- Ball stays to the right of the player as he/she runs the arch to the left.
- Walk in when the ball is played to.