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Hockey: run out to receive and...

Players start on small square and run out to the corner of the bigger square to receive the ball. After having received the ball and having passed it on to the next player the player should return to the middle square.

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Run out to receive reverse Pas...

One player starts outside the square with the ball the next player runs out to receive the baqll on the reverse and passes it on the next player comeing out of the square. After the pass it is important that the players return to the square.

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Run out to receive Passing & R...

In this practice 2 players either side. one side starts with the ball on the cone the player on the otherside has to make a move to the wide cone for the player with the ball to pass to. the player receiving the ball needs to keep moving with the ball and pass the ball on to their partner whom is still standing by the starting cone. Exercise reverses the other way.

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Space pass Passing & Receiving...

Player 1 runs square across the pitch with the ball and then passes the ball into the space for the wide man to run onto the ball both sides. Then alternate sides.

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Run, pass and sweep Passing & ...

This is a pass and follow exercise with 3 different elements that helps players with fast passing - particularly important when trying to score in the opposition's circle. Player 1 starts to run with the ball and  passes to the player on their left before reaching the 2 cones they are running towards. The player receiving the ball has to first time sweep the ball to the next player clockwise from them. This player receives the ball and restarts the practice, still going clockwise around the square. Every player should follow their own pass to the back of the next line of players

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Hockey: Short pass while dribb...

Player 1 is dribbling with the ball and makes a short (wall) pass with player 2 who dribbles on with the ball. As the end players 1 and 2 have switched so player 1 passes to player 2 and then player 2 starts off dribbling and so on.

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Hockey: Receive reverse on the...

2 Balls Players in the middle receive the ball on the reverse pass the ball on to the next player to then receiving the same ball back again on the reverse.

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Hockey: Receiving the ball in ...

Make two squares, one big one with a smaller inner square. 3 players stand inside the small square and a fourth player stands on one of the outside square's corners with the ball. The outside player passes the ball anti-clockwise to the player running out of the middle, who receives the ball by the next outside cone (cone A).<br /><br /> This player then passes the ball to the next player running out - timing their pass so that it arrives at the outside cone as the runner does.

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Making and running into space ...

The defender is not allowed inside any of the 4 areas and can only try to intercept the ball. The players keeping possession can only pass the ball to empty areas, so therefore the players need to run out of their 'safe' box area to be able to receive the ball in that area.

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Pass and follow exercise Scori...

This exercise is to teach players to run out and receive the ball and set up an attack down the right or left.<BR>Important that the pass should be given before the player running out arrives in the space. Pass and follow sequence RD-RW-CF-RD.

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Unopposed 11-a-side Game relat...

The team has to pass the ball around the team using two touches. However, when ever players run out of position, a player misses the ball or runs with the ball, the coach throws in a new ball and the team has to react to the new ball (keeping the shape of the team at all times).

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Pass and Move Passing & Receiv...

Players have to pass the ball around the outside of the square with only 3 players. To make this possible, the player after the pass has to move to the empty corner (any direction).

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Receive Back Movement off the ...

Practice starts with player 3 passing the ball to player 2. Who in turn passes the ball to player 1. <br />Player 3 has run towards the top of the circle to receive the ball form player 1 and shoots at goal.<br /><br /><br />Rotation of players - 1 moves to 2, 2 moves to 3, 3 moves to 1.

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Get beyond the 23m line Moveme...

2 players stand on the 23m line with a defender. The defender is only allowed to defend outside the 23m area. One player on the half way line starts with the ball. One of the attacking players on the 23m line runs to the back line and the other runs diagonally away from the defender and towards the player with the ball. If the defender runs with the player without the ball, the player <b>with</b> the ball can try to pass the ball through the created space to the player on the back line. However, if the defender stays in the space the player with the ball can pass the ball to the player running diagonally for that player to pass the ball to the back line (dog leg). Once the player receives the ball on the back line, the game switches around and the defender can now only defend inside the 23m area.<BR>Important to make the area at least 10 - 15m wide otherwise the defender can cover both options too easily.

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Creating Space to Receive the ...

Player 3 runs into the channel. At the same time player 1 passes the ball to player 2. Player 3 has to time the run, so they can run out of the channel once player 2 is ready to pass the ball, not before. Again it is important that player 3 should not have to slow down to receive the ball, and should take the ball while continuing to run and shoot at goal.

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Box Break Scoring on the break...

Defender dribbles with ball into the area in which two attackers are waiting to take the ball (the attackers have to tackle for the ball). On winning the ball the two attackers run out of the area to try and score a goal. The defender can run back and try and stop them. When the attack has finished one of the two previous attackers becomes the defender and starts the exercise again.

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Shooting Game related - Hockey...

Player 1 passes into the circle and receives the ball back. The attackers all start running to get free (find some space).Player 1 passes to player 2.The attackers all start to make lead runs again to get free. Player 2 passes the ball in. The receiving attacker developes a shot or passes.

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Keep your distance Passing & R...

4 Players have to pass the ball around the outside of a square of cones in any direction. After a few minutes remove the cones. The players have to now continue passing around, keeping the same distance to each other as if the cones were still there. IMPORTANT: If one player misses the ball all players have to run to where the ball has gone and continue passing, remaining the same distance apart as before.

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Receiving the ball from behind...

First player runs towards the channel of cones. Next player in the line passes the ball to the running player inside the channel.<br />The player should try and receive the ball while on the move and take the ball to the left or right of cones, then slalom to the end before shooting.

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Hockey: 1v1 - Scoring Challeng...

Set up two lines of players as show in the image. The players with the ball start from the middle of the pitch on the 23m line and run out towards the side of the pitch. <hr /> The first player (blue) runs with the ball at pace and then stops the ball inside the box in front of the other player. The blue player continues their run around the cone in front of them and then runs back inside the area. The receiver (red) runs onto the ball left by the first runner and then runs into the D and tries to finish through one of the wide goals. The blue player should have continued their run and now tries to put pressure on the receiver's shot.

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Moving ahead of the ball Movem...

Pass and follow. Player 1 passes the ball to player 2. The third player must run one way and then back again through the cones before receiving the pass from player 2. Player 3 then continues to run forwards and finishes the move with a  shot at goal.

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3 v 2 relay Scoring on the bre...

The white team play 3v2 against the blue team. When the attack is finished, the white team play 3v2 against the orange team. Then the orange team play against the blue team etc.<br />Attack starts with pass from the wide player.<br /><br />Tips; If centre player carries the ball, the pass goes to the wide player, centre player follows pass to recieve the return ball, then pass goes to opposite side for shot (3 passes).<br /><br />If wide player carries the ball it should be passed to the middle player, then wide again for shot (2 passes).

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Hockey: Pass move to receive r...

The player in the middle passes the ball to the outside player and then runs through the centre to the other side of the cones, looking to receive the ball back. Once they've received the return pass they then do the same thing on the way back on the other side.

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Hockey rugby Movement off the ...

2 teams try and score by running the ball into the scoring zone. Rules are: You can only pass the ball back of square. The defensive players are not allowed to go beyond the line of the ball. For the rest of the time, players can run with the ball and tackle.

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Make Space Movement off the ba...

The worker player makes a run around the outside of the channel. The passer times their pass so that the worker player can run onto the ball inside the channel. The worker player then dribbles out of the channel and into the circle for a strike on goal.

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Hockey: Running off the ball a...

Players need to get into groups of 3 with one ball in each group. Number the players 1, 2 and 3. The area can be either the whole or 1/2 a pitch. When no.1 has the ball no.2 has to run in a straight line until no.1 passes the ball. Once no.2 has received the ball player no.3 has to make a run. Players can run anywhere on the pitch.

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Re involving GKs in junior coa...

I really struggle to make practice fun and useful for the GKs. My attention is naturally focussed on the outfield players, meaning most of the time I simply have drills finishing with a shot on goal to keep the GK involved. Pretty boring for them. Any ideas how I can involve them more? Thanks, Charlie

Carol Ridge Coach, England

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The drawbridge short corner routine

William Gregg Coach, England

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