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What type of 'tricks' can we use? I coach u/10 's and they want to things like the WD and GD defend GA of other team and C hold/keep the WA of the other team,any other suggestions that I can use please?
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In general at that age the best thing you can do is teach the basics of good driving forward, preliminary moves, basic in front defence, cutting across court, balanced catching and throwing. Once they have mastered all of those, then you move onto side on defence, outside arm intercepting, split catching in the shooting circle, heal to toe pivot in the shooting circle, set plays. you don`t need to be fancy to play well.
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In general at that age the best thing you can do is teach the basics of good driving forward, preliminary moves, basic in front defence, cutting across court, balanced catching and throwing. Once they have mastered all of those, then you move onto side on defence, outside arm intercepting, split catching in the shooting circle, heal to toe pivot in the shooting circle, set plays. you don`t need to be fancy to play well.
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