Freeing up space by means of acceleration in passes. Libérer de l'espace grâce à l'accélération des passes. Active receiving with the forehand. Staying mobile: footwork. Accelerating when changing direction. Work in your position by use of the elbow and shoulders. Réception active avec le coup droit. Rester mobile : jeu de jambes. Accélération lors du changement de direction. Travaillez dans votre position en utilisant le coude et les épaules.
Variation:Extra pass with pass (6) and go action. Coaching:Quality of trapping/receiving.Make sure that the ball is properly passed after the first scan and played in the direction that the player.Acceleration on passes 4 and 5. Variation:Pass supplémentaire avec action pass (6) and go. Encadrement:Qualité du piégeage/réception.Assurez-vous que la balle est bien passée après le premier scanet joué dans la direction que le joueur.Accélération sur les passes 4 et 5.
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