This option can be taken when the shooters are short. We can take advantage of height from our GD and change things up a little
GK to be decisive early. GD to signal they want the drop lob by starting close in on the circle - leaving room for the drop. GK to pitch the pass just beyond reach to force movement for the GD. WD to roll around and become an option further down the court (one of two) for the third pass) C/WA to decide on being the second pass option WA to become an option for the third pass. Depending on where pass two is collected - the third pass can be longer into the goal third. When you are not involved in this play.... what are you doing to clear room for those who are?
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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