Field hockey rebound blocks allow players to practise passing and receiving on their own. The rebound block acts like a passing partner by rebounding the ball back to them.
The videos below outline drills your team can undertake as individuals, with a partner or as team and aim to mimic the passing and receiving the player would expect to experience in a hockey game - improving passing accuracy, control and reaction speed.
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