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How to deside on a attack structures

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Simon JonesCoach, England

George

Could you clarify this question please as it is diffcult to help by generalising.

Thanks

Simon

Mike BerminghamCoach, England

Hi George

I agree with Simon Jones. This is indeed a difficult question to answer without knowing some specifics. what age group are you dealing with, your teams strengths and weaknesses, levels of skill and fitness all have a bearing on this question.

Kind regards

Mikeb

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