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How to train the movement of the attackers in the D zone
Hi Laura.
Here's a great drill that will help answer your question!
It works your players ability to make the correct decision in attacking situations and ensure correct attackers are in correct positions to affect the game.
This should hopefully increase your changes of threatening the opposition goal and coming away with a positive result.
Hope this helps.
Archie
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