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what is going on ?
It is too fast and the start up is not explained clearly ?
Give and Go Circle - Part 2
DESCRIPTION
The inside player passes the ball to their partner on the outside. The inside player then moves anticlockwise to receive the ball back via a wall pass from the outside player. After the inside player receives the ball back they give it once more to the outside player This time the outside player runs into the inside position and the inside player runs to the outside position. (players reverse roles). Practice continues.
Give and Go Circle - Part 2
DESCRIPTION
The inside player passes the ball to their partner on the outside. The inside player then moves anticlockwise to receive the ball back via a wall pass from the outside player. After the inside player receives the ball back they give it once more to the outside player This time the outside player runs into the inside position and the inside player runs to the outside position. (players reverse roles). Practice continues.
Mark SurridgeCoach, England
ANSWERS
Bram van Asselt, England
Sorry Mark for the fast drill animation. I have tried to write down the text of what is happening (see below).
It is a difficult animation to follow but hopefully it makes more sense with the extra notes now.
Bram
Give and Go Circle - Part 2
DESCRIPTION
The inside player passes the ball to their partner on the outside. The inside player then moves anticlockwise to receive the ball back via a wall pass from the outside player. After the inside player receives the ball back they give it once more to the outside player This time the outside player runs into the inside position and the inside player runs to the outside position. (players reverse roles). Practice continues.
Give and Go Circle - Part 2
DESCRIPTION
The inside player passes the ball to their partner on the outside. The inside player then moves anticlockwise to receive the ball back via a wall pass from the outside player. After the inside player receives the ball back they give it once more to the outside player This time the outside player runs into the inside position and the inside player runs to the outside position. (players reverse roles). Practice continues.
Mark SurridgeCoach, England
How many `pairs` ? In the `middle` of what ?
You`re opening sentence is far too vague.
So explain how the drill begins please ?
Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom
Hi Mark,
Thanks for coming back to this answer after so many years! What we've done is to go back into the system and update the notes for to try and remove any confusion, for you and other coaches.
You can view the practice, with its updated notes below:
Give and Go - Circle Part 2
I hope this clears up any confusion - let us know if this helps!
