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Barrier Catch (side view)

Approach the ball at speed and as you get into line with the ball, twist your upper body, leading with the shoulder furthest from the ball. Bend both knees, so that the knee of the leg nearest to the ball touches the ground, but it is also next to the back of the heel of the other leg. With fingers down and head forward, pick up the ball and then stand back up ready to deliver an overarm throw.

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Decision Making - Long Barrier or Short Pick up

In 3s or 4s one closer player puts a name on the ball and the other fielder backs up behind. Player who made the call decides either long barrier or short pick up to get the ball in quickly

Ground Fielding

Pick up and turn to throw to post

1) runs out and picks up the stationary ball and throws over top to 2). 2) rolls the ball back out to 1), 1) gathers with barrier and replaces it and joins the back of the queue. When 1) tags 2), 2) then goes, 3) takes up position by post. This can be done in a race against another group.

Ground Fielding

Pick up on turn and throw to run out station

Pick up on turn and throw to run out station Batter (carrying bat) (1) calls YES and tries to run 2 lengths whilst fielder (1) runs out to stationary ball, picks it up and throws it to the player at the post , thus trying to run out B(1). Player at post throws ball back to F(1) who replaces ball on the ground for next fielder. 1 replaces the fielder by the post

Ground Fielding

pick up rolling ball

In 3’s. 2 feeders and one worker. Feeder one feeds the ball by rolling it along the ground to land in-between the cones where the worker starts from. Worker picks up the ball and gives it in one movement back to the feeder. They then turn and receive the ball from feeder 2 who does the same. This drill can be used with a short pick up or an underarm catch and release. 19b Slow motion of 19

Ground Fielding

Pick up static ball

Pick up a static ball and running posts Slow motion then full speed to illustrate coaching points

Ground Fielding

Technique picking up ball from ground

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throwing technique stage 2

In 2’s pick up ball check and hold high elbow – step through

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Throwing technique Stage 3 close up

3 cones – approach ball – pick up – check elbow and follow through

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Throwing technique stage 3

In 2’s or 3’s balls on 3 cones – approach ball – pick up – check elbow and follow through

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Short Pick Up Ground Fielding ...

Set Up: Players work in groups of 3 with 2 balls. Players A, B and C should be spread out over 20m, with player C standing in the centre between 2 cones. <hr /> The Drill: Player A rolls the ball between the cones towards player C. Player C moves towards the ball, picks it up and releases it underarm back to player A. Player C then turns and repeats the drill from player B. Player C to work for 30 seconds then rotate i.e A to C, C to B, and B to A.

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Pick up static ball Ground Fie...

Pick up a static ball and running posts Slow motion then full speed to illustrate coaching points

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Technique picking up ball from...

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pick up rolling ball Ground Fi...

In 3&rsquo;s. 2 feeders and one worker. Feeder one feeds the ball by rolling it along the ground to land in-between the cones where the worker starts from. Worker picks up the ball and gives it in one movement back to the feeder. They then turn and receive the ball from feeder 2 who does the same. This drill can be used with a short pick up or an underarm catch and release. 19b Slow motion of 19

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Ball drop and pick up Ground F...

Players work in groups of 5, in a grid with 5 cones set up in a zig-zag formation, roughly 7 metres apart.Each player stands on a cone. All players, except for those queueing behind the first cone require balls.On the coach's call player 1, on the first cone, aims to get to collect the ball that has been dropped from shoulder height by the player on the cone in front of them, before the ball bounces twice.This is one pick-up.Player 1 then gives the ball back to the player on the cone, and sets themself before the coach gives the next call.Again the working player aims to get to the next ball before second bounce.This process is repeated until all players have performed 4 pick-ups.

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Pick up and turn to throw to p...

1) runs out and picks up the stationary ball and throws over top to 2). 2) rolls the ball back out to 1), 1) gathers with barrier and replaces it and joins the back of the queue. When 1) tags 2), 2) then goes, 3) takes up position by post. This can be done in a race against another group.

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Pick up and release to the sid...

In 4’s – feeder rolls the ball in to worker who picks up and releases out of the side of the hand to the post player.

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Rounders: Pick up on turn and ...

Pick up on turn and throw to run out station <br>Batter (carrying bat) (1) calls YES and tries to run 2 lengths whilst fielder (1) runs out to stationary ball, picks it up and throws it to the player at the post , thus trying to run out B(1). Player at post throws ball back to F(1) who replaces ball on the ground for next fielder.1 replaces the fielder by the post

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Rounders: Pick up and release ...

In 4s, feeder rolls the ball in to worker who picks up and releases out of the side of the hand to the post player. Meanwhile the batter is running as soon as the ball is released to put pressure on the fielder and post player. worker works for 30 seconds then changes

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Decision Making - Long Barrier...

In 3s or 4s one closer player puts a name on the ball and the other fielder backs up behind. Player who made the call decides either long barrier or short pick up to get the ball in quickly

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Throwing technique Stage 3 clo...

3 cones – approach ball – pick up – check elbow and follow through

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Collect, Turn and Throw Skills...

Players take it in turns to run out to the rolling ball, bend down, pick it up and then turn and throw it back to their partner. When picking up the ball players should aim to put their non-throwing side foot on the outside of the ball. A right-hander would place their left foot to the outside of the ball. They would then bend down, twist as they stand up and then throw back.

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ball hit into the right field ...

When the ball is hit into the right field between the 1st post and the back line. it is important that fielder 4 tries to gather the ball and player 5 covers this fielder in case player 4 misses it. At player 1  runs to 2nd post and player 2 runs to 4th post. covered by player 8 and 9 respectively. This will give the fielder gathering the ball the option of throwing to 1st post if ball was hit short to 2nd post if ball was hit long and to 4th post if the ball was missed and picked up by covering fielder or miss throw to 2nd post.

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Combination Drill Ground Field...

Set up:Place 4 cones on the outside of your playing area and two poles in the middle.In front of the feeder have two players on each cone/pole. Behind the feeder is a runner.<hr />The Drill:To start the drill the feeder rolls the ball outAs soon as the ball is thrown the runner starts running between the two cones - trying to score as many runs as possible before the stump they are running to is stumped.The nearest fielder runs out to collect the ball. The player behind them backs upThe ball is then thrown the post which the runner is running towards to try and get them out. Another fielder is backing up the post

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Short catching relay Ground Fi...

1) rolls ball out a short distance. 2) runs in, underarm flicks to 1) who catches ball. 1) puts ball down, runs back and tags 3) then 2) rolls ball out. Repeat process until all have had a go.

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Reaction ball drop Ground Fiel...

In 2's or 3's drop the reaction ball catch it after 1st bounce then catch after 2nd bounce

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Diving Practice Ground Fieldin...

Divide the main group into smaller groups of 4 and set up as shown. The ball is thrown to the fielders (person in the middle) right or left for them to dive onto the mats. The two players behind the mats are back-up fielders.

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Ground Fielding - Rounders Dri...

Long barrier Team A must roll the ball past team B to score a point (goal) and vice versa.

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Moving sideways to retrieve th...

This is a relay for players to learn to react to balls that don't come directly towards them. In Groups of 4, with one feeder and 3 players stood in a line players take it in turns to run out and react to the ball that's been thrown wide of them. Once the ball's been thrown fielders must run out and gather the ball, before then throwing it back to the feeder and running to the back of the line, waiting for their next turn.

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side throw Skills - Rounders D...

Players work in pairs, throwing and catching the ball between each other.

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Pairs Target Barrier Ground Fi...

<br />Organisation: Divide the group into pairs. Organise the practice as shown in the diagram. Aim is to beat partner, using underarm throw. One point is given for every time the ball passes between the markers.<br /><br />Equipment: 1 ball per pair, 4 marker cones per pair.

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Beat the ball Ground Fielding ...

For this practice you need 8 players per group. Set out 4 cone in a square about 5 metres apart. Set out 2 flags a further 5 - 10 metres away from the square . and finally a finishing post. The race is for the runner to beat the ball being thrown via every gold player to the finishing post.

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Ground Fielding - Rounders Dri...

Batter 2 calls YES hit or run,  then starts to run on the call. Fielder 1 feeds from an angle, fielder 2 runs in and flicks at player 1 moving to the post. Player 1 touches the post with the ball. The batter is either in or out. When 3 lives are used up the team is out, then batters change with fielders.

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knocking over a base?

Is it okay as a batter, to sprint to first base and knock it over rather than slowing down to place your bat on the post gently? You would obviously pick it up and then remain in contact so long as you haven't turned the corner to make for second base. This would also help the umpire to see who got there first.

Susan Barbour Coach, England

Skill question - How to carry out a ground ball pick up in rounders?

How to carry out a ground ball pick up in rounders

Coach, England

Oz Tag - drills/activities

Hi,I'm looking for some resources for drills/activities for oztag. Young people ages 6-14.

Bridie Reid Coach, Australia

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