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Defending a Holding Shooter
DESCRIPTION
Firstly, try to not let your shooter set up a holding position, however if she does... Keep moving your feet around the shooter to put pressure on her and ensure she has not free space to hold into Try to stay as close as possible but without contacting the shooter Ensure you move around the shooter both in front and behind for the best chance of success
Defending a Holding Shooter
DESCRIPTION
Firstly, try to not let your shooter set up a holding position, however if she does... Keep moving your feet around the shooter to put pressure on her and ensure she has not free space to hold into Try to stay as close as possible but without contacting the shooter Ensure you move around the shooter both in front and behind for the best chance of success
Ash crossPlayer, Australia
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Eleanor DurrPlayer, England
Hi Ash,
Netball is of course classified as a non-contact sport, however it is becoming increasingly common to experience a certain level of contact. Nevertheless, it is well known that netball can become a physical game, due to the demands placed upon the sport.
Contact usually arises due to the defender not moving their feet quick enough to take the ball cleanly, instead they cause contact, as shown here in going for an interception. However, here at Sportplan, we try to demonstrate the correct technique and provide the support and advice necessary to keep netball a clean sport.
Hope this helps.
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Eleanor DurrPlayer, England
Hi Ash,
Netball is of course classified as a non-contact sport, however it is becoming increasingly common to experience a certain level of contact. Nevertheless, it is well known that netball can become a physical game, due to the demands placed upon the sport.
Contact usually arises due to the defender not moving their feet quick enough to take the ball cleanly, instead they cause contact, as shown here in going for an interception. However, here at Sportplan, we try to demonstrate the correct technique and provide the support and advice necessary to keep netball a clean sport.
Hope this helps.
Ash crossPlayer, Australia
Thanks so much that's has really helped
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Ash crossPlayer, Australia
Thanks so much that's has really helped
Answered using Sportplan on Mobile
