Hockey: run out to receive and pass on

Caught in a trap? Well contrary to what Elvis says you can back out. Teach your players to turn back to look for support and to continue the attack!

Player 2 runs to receive the ball and then runs with the ball to the cone before turning to pass the ball back to the support player.

The player then runs across to the back of the other practice (white players).

The support player passes the ball to the other group (white).

create forward passes by transferring the ball

The 3 blue players are trying to pass the ball through one of the 3 goals in the middle of the area to one of the three players on the opposite side.

They can do this by running with the ball, dummy passing or transferring the ball between them to draw to two defenders out of position and create space for the pass.

The 2 defenders can only intercept the ball. When they do so they have to try and and pass the ball over the back line behind the 3 blue players who just lost the ball.

Player 2 runs to recieve the ball from player 1.

Player 2 runs towards the cones (pretend defender) to turn away from the cones and pass the ball back to player 1 who has followed up to support.

Player 2 then runs into the space created towards the circle to receive the ball back from player 1. Player 2 runs into the circle and takes a shot at goal to then go back to the back to the half way line.

One player starts outside the square with the ball the next player runs out to receive the baqll on the reverse and passes it on the next player comeing out of the square. After the pass it is important that the players return to the square.