Process
does each player at a cone start at the same time
Floor Is Lava
DESCRIPTION
Form a sqaure with players evenly split across the four corners Working diagnally players must look to dribble across, avoiding those also working across the square The more space they have the bigger toucher they can take
Floor Is Lava
DESCRIPTION
Form a sqaure with players evenly split across the four corners Working diagnally players must look to dribble across, avoiding those also working across the square The more space they have the bigger toucher they can take
Jonathan DohertyCoach, Ireland
ANSWERS
Cam HughesCoach, England
Hi Jonathan, in the "Floor Is Lava" drill, players initially start at the same time but the other players then start dribbling as soon as they receive the ball. The drill involves players working diagonally across a square, avoiding others who are also working across the square. The setup is designed to have players dribble across, and the more space they have, the bigger touches they can take.
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