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Jools
10-24-2001 5:12 am
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To Look up
I agree, very good stuff by the way, To Look Up is very important and must be taught at an early stage.
Jools
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Manuel Imbroll (Juniors' Coach - The Athlete's Foo
10-24-2001 9:46 am
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Extremely important factor of the game. We'll try the exercise and get the feel. Looks good!!!
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Peter Munsing
10-24-2001 8:02 pm
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Good, concrete, doable suggestions!Great!
Let's have more of this type of stuff.
When your writers interview all the great players and coaches you interview, why not ask them a few technical/training/how-to-tips type questions? That's what will really help advance the sport.
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Roger
10-25-2001 7:25 am
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I recall seeing Horst Wein doing this drill at a clinic.
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Chris
10-27-2001 8:58 am
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More, more, more
Peter is right. We need more of this type of stuff. At last some direct training tips are shown.
Well done and keep writing
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Katja
10-30-2001 3:02 am
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Great!!!!!
Since using this training tip at school we are having much more determination in getting the ball. This is a very good tip for the youth coaches.
Well done!!!
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analisa
10-30-2001 2:20 pm
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i agree ... this is an extremely important factor in the game. We need more of this stuff. Well Done!!
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Adam
10-30-2001 3:56 pm
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10x
Steve is a personal friend of mine and I would like to thank him, since we've started doing this excersise I feel that I have really improved. Thanks coach!
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joseph
11-03-2001 2:40 am
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this excersise has helped our team to improve. thanks for the tip - it is very useful.
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Dennis Slade
11-04-2001 5:03 am
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Loose Ball Training
I s'pose it's alright but it's basic beyond belief. 'Looking up' isn't done going into the tackle or trying to get a loose ball - it's done before or after you get the ball. To improve the drill have two or three possible outlet passes available. Once the ball is recovered the player must' look up'and get the ball to a receiver. To progress the drill have two of the receivers turn away and the player has to pass to the one player looking at them and obviously wanting to receive the ball.
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Seeley
11-21-2001 9:50 am
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Even the comments are useful to us new coaches. Thanks
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firdaus
12-28-2001 2:37 am
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ok beb
this technical is very complete and i take this skill in my trainner as a trainning
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Colin T
03-13-2002 2:05 pm
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Loose ball training
tried this exercise with 10-15 year olds. Brill, every hard work but also some new ideas about winning the ball came from this drill. The next game I noticed people fight harder for the ball.
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Jessica
05-10-2002 4:01 am
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Hockey
I play for city Hockey club in Armidale every week we train and I needed a few ideas.
Thanks a million
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Stu Field
06-21-2002 5:20 am
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Loose ball drills.
great drill. to expand we have tried making 2 teams and numbering the kids 1-5, putting them on either side of a 10x10 grid. with the ball in the middle of the grid you then call out a number and the kids who have been given that number must run round a cone at the end of the grid and then challenge for the ball. as a progression you then call a second number for a support player or put in a goal to shoot at. great introduction to loose ball though and will definitly use it in the future :-)
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sneek
09-01-2003 3:19 pm
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so simple and so easy, but so good
thanks mate
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wp87
09-02-2003 6:37 am
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why do you have to take it behind you? wouldn't that be an obstruction?...better to take the ball, contest it and get it past the opponent's line
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goalie
02-29-2004 2:54 am
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28-2-04
I am a young goalie and I reckon I had better take this to my team so they will be doing a bit of studying as well as pre season training.P.S. I reckon your web-site ROCKS!
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dave
05-02-2005 10:03 pm
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Loose ball training
Excellent, I'm coaching 13year old girls and need interesting drills, this should work.
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