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GOALKEEPINGMODULE1st4Sport LEVEL TWO IN COACHING FOOTBALL
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TECHNICAL PRACTICE CONTENTS
3. TECHNICAL PRACTICE Generalhandling
4. SKILL PRACTICE Shotstopping
5. SKILL PRACTICE Dealingwithcrosses
6. TECHNICAL PRACTICE Coachingtopics
8. TECHNICAL DETAIL Goalkeepingspecificwarmup Technicaldetail–goalkeepingspecific Step-dive Sideskip–step–dive Jumping
9. GOALKEEPING SPECIFIC WARM UPS
13. GENERAL HANDLING Technicaldetail Thestartingposition Thesplitstep Thereceivingposition Thecatch Collapsingdive Low/highdivingsave
14. GENERAL HANDLING Sideskip–step–dive
SHOT STOPPING DEALING WITH CROSSES
15. PASSING TECHNIQUES AND PRINCIPLES SERVING TECHNIQUES
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TECHNICAL PRACTICE GENERAL HANDLING
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ORGANISATION 1Goalkeeper1Server4yardgoal
PROGRESSIONS• Scoop• Cup• “W”technique• Collapsingsave/lowdiving• Highdivingsave
VARIATION IN SERVICE Volley,halfvolley,strike
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SKILL PRACTICE SHOT STOPPING
30 minutes
10 y
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15 yds 20 yds
GK GK GK
ORGANISATION (Age appropriate)2Goalkeeperseitherendofthepractice(15yardsapart).2x6yardgoalswithparryinggates.
PROGRESSIONS1.Variedserviceatoneanother:• Strikingstationaryball• Strikingmovingball.• Volleys• Halfvolleys
2. Increasethepracticeto20yards.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION • Startingpositioninrelationtotheball.• Movementintothelineoftheball.• Movementdownthelineoftheball.• SetPosition.• Assessment>decision.• Catchingtechniques.• Divingtechniques.• Recoverysaves/recoverylines.
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SKILL PRACTICE DEALING WITH CROSSES
30 minutes10
yds
20 yds
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GK
ORGANISATION (Age appropriate) Practiceplayedinsidea20x10yardgrid,progressingtoa44x18yardgrid(PenaltyArea).4x6yardgoals(8discs).2Goalkeepers/4players.
PROGRESSIONS• 20x10yardgrid:Goalkeeperthrowsfor
partnertocatchandreturntheservice.• GK‘sgototheoppositegoal(theynowhave
totakecrossesfromtheoppositeside).
PASSING TECHNIQUES & PRINCIPLES
Sidefoot, Drill, Wedge, Drive• ProgresstothePenaltyArea
(44x18yards).• Sameorganisationwherethe
Goalkeepers/playersnowcrossforoneanother.(ByrotatingtheGK’stheywillgetIn-swingersandOut-swingers).
• Opposedpractice:Introduceanattackerandadefender.
TECHNICAL• Startingpositioninrelationtotheball/
stance/bodylanguage.• Assessment>Decision>Communication
(Early,loud,clearandconcise).
If the GK elects to go for the ball• Angleofapproachtotheball.• Timingoftakeoff:insidelegifpossible.• Techniquesofcatching
(highest/safestpoint).• Techniquesofpunching
(height,distanceandwidth).
IftheGKelectsnottogoforthecross>AWAY!>arecoverylinetodefendthegoal.
Role of the defender• Depth/coveringtheGoalkeeper/
protectingtheGoalkeeper/re-adjustmentofposition.
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TECHNICAL PRACTICE COACHING TOPICS
Technical Practice 1. CoachtheGoalkeeperwhentousethe
ScoopandtheCuptechnique.2. CoachtheGoalkeeperwhentousethe
Cupand“W”technique.3. CoachtheGoalkeeperonhowtomake
acollapsingsave,andalowdivingsave.4. CoachtheGoalkeeperonhowtomake
ahighdivingsave.
Skill Practice5. CoachtheGoalkeeperatshotstopping.Skill Practice6. CoachtheGoalkeeperatdealing
withcrosses.
NOTES
GOALKEEPING MODULETECHNICAL DETAIL
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GOALKEEPING SPECIFIC WARM UP Tocoverthefollowingmovementpatterns:
Moving forwards walking,jogging,sideskipping,running,sprinting.
Moving backwardswalking,running,sideskippingincrossingstartingposition,sideskipping.
Moving sidewayssideskipping,running.
In combinationrunning+skipping.
Divingstep-dive,shuffle-step-dive.
Jumpingonefootedtakeoff,doublefootedjumping.
TECHNICAL DETAIL – GOALKEEPING SPECIFIC
MOVEMENT
Side Skipping - Lateral• Movinginabalancedreceivingposition.• Belightonyourfeet.• Feetslightlyoutsidetheshoulderline.• Weightontheballsofthefeet.• Headforwardandsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Handsinacatchingposition.• Bebalanced.• Havearelaxedupperbody,chestfacing
theball.• Feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,
withouttouchingeachother.• Tophalfofbodyandhead,stillandsteady.• Bottomhalfofthebody,workinghardto
getintoposition.• Prepareyourhandsearly!• Likeaduckswimmingonapond!!• Feetworktomovethebodyintotheline
oftheball.
Side Skipping – Crossing Starting Position• Body‘open’totheballat45degreesto
thegoalline.• Footnearestthelineforward.• Movinginabalancedstartingposition.• Belightonyourfeet.• Feetshoulderwidthapart.• Weightontheballsofthefeet.• Headforwardandsteady.• Handsinacatchingposition.
• Bebalanced.• Havearelaxedupperbody,chestfacing
theball.• Feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,
withouttouchingeachother.• Tophalfofbodyandhead,stillandsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Bottomhalfofthebody,workinghardto
getintoapositionunderneaththeball.
STEP - DIVE
Step• Leadhandsontoball.• Thumbstouching–WShape.• Forearmsparallel.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Headasfaracrossaspossible.• Stepwiththefootnearesttheball.• Placefootat45degreesinlinewiththe
endoftheotherfoot.• Widthofstepdependsonhowfaraway
theballis.
Dive• Weighttransfersthroughfootfromheelto
toe.• Movingthekneeoverthetopofthefoot.• Thiscausesthecalf,thighandglutesto
pre-load.• Theshinmovesintoapositiveangle,
allowingpowergeneration.• Pushoffotherfootwithinsidestudson
theballofthefoot.• Oncatchingtheball,taketheballontothe
floorandsecure,usingthegroundasa‘thirdhand’.
SIDE SKIP – STEP – DIVE
Side Skip• Movinginabalancedreceivingposition.• Belightonyourfeet.• Feetslightlyoutsidetheshoulderline.• Weightontheballsofthefeet.• Headforwardandsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Handsinacatchingposition.• Bebalanced.• Havearelaxedupperbody,chestfacing
theball.• Feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,
withouttouchingeachother.• Tophalfofbodyandhead,stillandsteady.• Bottomhalfofthebody,workinghardto
getintoposition.• Prepareyourhandsearly!
Step• Leadhandsontoball.• Thumbstouching–WShape.• Forearmsparallel.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Headasfaracrossaspossible.• Stepwiththefootnearesttheball.• Placefootat45degreesinlinewiththe
endoftheotherfoot.• Widthofstepdependsonhowfaraway
theballis.
Dive• Weighttransfersthroughfootfromheel
totoe.• Movingthekneeoverthetopofthefoot.• Thiscausesthecalf,thighandglutesto
pre-load.• Theshinmovesintoapositiveangle,
allowingpowergeneration.• Pushoffotherfootwithinsidestudson
theballofthefoot.• Oncatchingtheball,taketheballonto
thefloorandsecure,usingthegroundasa‘thirdhand’.
JUMPING
One Footed Take Off• Jumpoffthefootnearestthegoal.• Drivetheotherkneeupforliftand
protection.• Bringthehandsandarmsthroughthe
middleofthebody.• Extendthearmsfully(highestpoint).• Thumbsin‘W’shape,fingersforming
abasket.• Tiptheheadbacktowatchtheballallthe
wayintothegloves.
Double Footed Take Off• Weightontheballsofthefeet.• Feetshoulderwidthapart.• Bendknees.• Jumpoffbothfeet.• Drivethehandsandarmsthroughthe
middleofthebody.• Extendthearmsfully(highestpoint).• Thumbsin‘W’shape,fingersforming
abasket.• Tiptheheadbacktowatchtheballallthe
wayintothegloves.
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GOALKEEPING SPECIFIC WARM UPS
PRACTICES
Practice Organisation• 15yardslongx6yardswide.• Goalkeepersworkinsidethemarkers
performinganexercise.• Onreachingthetoptheycrossoverand
jogbackdowntheoutsidethemarkers.• Thenextpairstartswhenthepairinfront
reachesthesecondmarker.• Tworunsperexercise: -jogging -runningforwards -runningbackwards -skippingforward -skippingbackwards -sideskippinginreceivingposition -sideskippingincrossingstartingposition -¾sprinting
Practice Organisation• 15yardslongx6yardswide.• Goalkeepersworkinsidethemarkers
performinganexercise.• GK1andGK2faceeachother;GK1has
theball.• Theysideskipupthemarkerspassingthe
balltoeachother.• OnreachingthetopGK1picksuptheball
andbothGK’scrossoverandjogbackontheoutsideofthemarkerstothestart–toworkagain.
• Thenextpairstartswhenthefirstpairpassesthethirdmarker.
• Service:Rollonthefloor,throwatkneeheight,throwatwaistheight,throwatchestheight,throwatheadheight,throwabovehead,sidefootpass,rollonfloorforadivingsave,throwatwaistheightforadivingsave,bouncethrowfordivingsave.
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Practice Organisation• GK1servestheballtogk2whomakes
asave.• GK1followshisserve,goingtotheback
oftheoppositequeue.• GK2servestheballtoGK3andfollowshis
serve…continue.• Service–throw,bouncethrow,throw
abovehead,volley,½volley,drill.
Practice Organisation• 6markers1yardapart.• Thegoalkeepersideskipsinthe‘receiving
‘positioninandoutofthemarkers.• Thegoalkeeper’smovementshouldbe
balancedandfluid,feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,withouttouchingeachother.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
Practice Organisation• 6markers1yardapart.• Thegoalkeeperstandssideontothe
markersinthe‘receiving‘position,keepingthechestparalleltothelineofmarkersthegoalkeeperrunsbackwardsandforwardsthroughthemarkers.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
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Practice Organisation• 6markers1yardapart.• Thegoalkeepersideskipsinthe‘receiving
‘positionbackwards,inandoutofthemarkers.
• Thegoalkeeper’smovementshouldbebalancedandfluid,feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,withouttouchingeachother.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
Practice Organisation• 6markers2yardsapart,2yardswide.• Thegoalkeepersideskipsinthe‘receiving
‘positionroundthemarkers.• Thegoalkeeper’smovementshouldbe
balancedandfluid,feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,withouttouchingeachother.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
Practice Organisation• 6markers2yardsapart,2yardswide.• Thegoalkeeperstandssideontothe
markersinthe‘receiving‘position,keepingthechestparalleltothelineofmarkersthegoalkeeperrunsbackwardsandforwardsthroughthemarkers.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
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Practice Organisation• 6markers2yardsapart,2yardswide.• Thegoalkeepersideskipsinthe
‘receiving‘positionbackwards,inandoutofthemarkers.
• Thegoalkeeper’smovementshouldbebalancedandfluid,feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,withouttouchingeachother.
• Repetitionsx4.• Progression:
Holdaballin‘w’catchingposition.
Practice Organisation• 6markers2yardsapart,2yardswidewith
aballontopofeachmarker.• Thegoalkeepersideskipsinthe‘receiving
‘positiontotheballplacedonthemarker,stops,presentshishandstotheballwithoutactuallytouchingit,thenmovestothenextone.
• Thegoalkeeper’smovementshouldbebalancedandfluid,feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,withouttouchingeachother.
• Repetitionsx4.
Practice Organisation• 6markersspaced½yard,1yard,1½yards
and2yardsand1ball18yardsaway.• Thegoalkeeperincreasestheirstride
throughthemarkers,thenonapproachingtheballontheendmarker,slowsdownandpicksuptheballfromthemarker.
• Repetitionsx4.
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GENERAL HANDLING
TECHNICAL DETAIL
• The starting position• The split step• The receiving position• The catch• Collapsing save• Low diving/high diving save
THE STARTING POSITION
• Feetshoulderwidthapart.• Weightontheballsofthefeet(frontstuds),
readytomove.• Kneesbent.• Pelvistiltedbackwards.• Chestforward,inlinewiththeknees,
facingtheball.• Headtiltedforward(noseinfrontoftoes)
andsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Elbowsinfrontofthelineofthebody.• Handsinfrontoffeet,ballwidthapart.• Fingerspointingtowardstheball.• ‘Preparethehandsearly’.
THE SPLIT STEP
• Astheballisstruck,makeasmalljumptowidenthestance.
• Keepupperbodyandarmsandhandsinthestartingposition.
• Keepyourheadsteadyandforward.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.
THE RECEIVING POSITION
• Feetarenowoutsidethelineoftheshouldersgivingasolidbase.
• Weightontheballsofthefeet(frontstuds).• Kneesbent,slightlymorethanprevious.• Pelvistiltedbackwards.• Centreofgravitylowerthaninthe
startingposition.• Chestforward,inlinewiththeknees,
facingtheball.• Headtiltedforward(noseinfrontoftoes)
andsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Elbowsinfrontofthelineofthebody.• Handsinfrontoffeet,ballwidthapart.• Fingerspointingtowardstheball.• ‘Preparethehandsearly’• Usesideskippingfromthispositionto
moveintothelineoftheball.
THE CATCH
For balls below the waist height: The Scoop technique, The Cup technique.• Handsformabasketbehindtheball,
fingerspointingtothefloor,littlefingerstogetherina‘V’shape.
• Elbowsshoulderwidthapart,infrontofthelineofthebody.
• Gethandsontheballasearlyaspossible,12”infrontofthefeet,kneesorwaist.
• Body,leg,knee,footbehindtheball.• Headsteadyandoverhands.• On‘contact’bringtheheadforwardover
thetopoftheball,tokeeptheweightforward.
• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.
For balls at waist height, when you are ‘in line of flight’ of the ball• Followtheflightoftheballwithhands.• Gethandsontoballasearlyaspossible.• Fingerspointingtowardstheball.• Handsballwidthapart,infrontofthefeet.• Elbowsoverfeet,forearmsparallel.• Bodybehindtheball.• Headsteady,eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.
For balls above waist height: The ‘W’ Technique.• Followtheflightoftheballwithhands.• Gethandsontoballasearlyaspossible.• Handsformabasketbehindtheball,
fingerspointingupwards,thumbsina‘W’shape.
• Elbowsshoulderwidthapart,infrontofthelineofthebody.
• Gapbetweenballandnose12inches.• Useelbowsas‘shockabsorbers’,
‘softhands-strongwrist’.• Bodybehindtheball.• Headsteady,eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.
For balls above head height: The ‘W’ Technique.• Assesstheflightoftheball.• Jumpoffthefootnearestthegoal.• Drivetheotherkneeupforliftand
protection.• Bringthehandsandarmsthroughthe
middleofthebody.• Leadhandsontoballassoonaspossible.• Extendthearmsfully(highestpoint).• Thumbsin‘W’shape,fingersforming
abasket.• Tiptheheadbacktowatchtheballallthe
wayintothegloves.
COLLAPSING DIVE
From the receiving position:• Leadhandsontoball.• Thumbstouching–WShape.• Forearmsparallel.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Shouldernearestthefloorfollows.• Headbehindball.• Pushhipstofloor.• Collapsesideofnearestkneetothefloor.• Endpositionshouldbeyour‘receiving’
positionturnedonitsside.• Onehandbehind,onehandontop,ball
securedonthefloor.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Headinbehind.• Lyingontheshoulder,hip,sideoftheknee.• Onekneeabovetheother.• Onefootabovetheother.
LOW / HIGH DIVING SAVE
STEP – DIVEFrom the receiving position:
Step• Leadhandsontoball.• Thumbstouching–WShape.• Forearmsparallel.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Headasfaracrossaspossible.• Stepwiththefootnearesttheball.• Placefootat45degreesinlinewiththe
endoftheotherfoot.• Widthofstepdependsonhowfaraway
theballis.
Dive• Weighttransfersthroughfootfromheel
totoe.• Movingthekneeoverthetopofthefoot.• Thiscausesthecalf,thighandglutesto
pre-load.• Theshinmovesintoapositiveangle,
allowingpowergeneration.• Pushoffotherfootwithinsidestudson
theballofthefoot.• Oncatchingtheball,taketheballontothe
floorandsecure,usingthegroundasa‘thirdhand’.
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SIDE SKIP – STEP – DIVEFrom the receiving position:
Side Skip• Movinginabalancedreceivingposition.• Belightonyourfeet.• Feetslightlyoutsidetheshoulderline.• Weightontheballsofthefeet.• Headforwardandsteady.• Eyesfirmlyfixedontheball.• Handsinacatchingposition.• Bebalanced.• Havearelaxedupperbody,chestfacing
theball.• Feettravelsidewaysjustabovetheturf,
withouttouchingeachother.• Tophalfofbodyandhead,stillandsteady.• Bottomhalfofthebody,workinghardto
getintoposition.• Prepareyourhandsearly!
Step• Leadhandsontoball.• Thumbstouching–WShape.• Forearmsparallel.• Elbowsinfrontofbodyline.• Headasfaracrossaspossible.• Stepwiththefootnearesttheball.• Placefootat45degreesinlinewiththe
endoftheotherfoot.• Widthofstepdependsonhowfaraway
theballis.
Dive• Weighttransfersthroughfootfromheel
totoe.• Movingthekneeoverthetopofthefoot.• Thiscausesthecalf,thighandglutesto
pre-load.• Theshinmovesintoapositiveangle,
allowingpowergeneration.• Pushoffotherfootwithinsidestudsonthe
ballofthefoot.• Oncatchingtheball,taketheballontothe
floorandsecure,usingthegroundasa‘thirdhand’.
SHOT STOPPING
TECHNICAL DETAIL
Into line • Gettingyourbodyintoapositiononaline
betweenthecentreofthegoalandthepositionoftheball.
Moving into line• Iftheballisnotcomingstraighttoyou,you
musttrytomoveyourbodybehindtheballbyusingasideskiptechnique.
• Brushyourfeetacrosstheturf.• Feetarenowoutsidethelineoftheshoulders.• Tostaybalanced,asonefootcomesinthe
othermovesaway,nottouching.• Keepthetophalfofyourbodyandyour
headsteady.• Trytomoveinyourreceivingposition.• Ifitisnotpossibletomoveintothelineof
theballbyusingyourfeetthenyoumustmakeadivingsave.
• Trytogetyourbodyasfaracrossaspossiblebyusingyourfeetbeforediving.
• Thiswillhelpyoutocoveralargerdistance.
Two surfaces behind the Ball• Trytogettwosurfacesbehindtheball.• Evenwithadivingsaveitispossibletoget
twosurfacesbehindtheball-headandhands/bodyandhands.
• Whenitisnotpossibletogettwosurfacesbehindtheball,eg.whentheballisaboveyourheadandalsoballswhichyoucannotcatchwithtwohandsi.e.aparry–useonehandtodeflecttheballtosafety.
Down the line• Onceintolinethegoalkeepermustmove
downthelineto‘narrowtheangle’i.e.makethegoalappearsmaller.
• Thedistanceandtimingofthismovementisvital.
• Toofardownthelineandyouleaveyourselfopentothe‘chip’shot.
• Notfarenoughdownthelineleavesyoutoomuchofthegoaltocover.
Being set • Ifyouarestillmoving‘downtheline’as
theballisstruckandnotinyourreceivingposition,youmaybeunbalancedandnotreadytomakethesave.
Making the save • Assessingtheflightandpaceoftheball,
catchingtechniques,divingtechniques,recoverysaves,recoverylines.
DEALING WITH CROSSES
TECHNICAL DETAIL
Dealing with Crosses• Startingpositioninthesixyardbox–in
relationshiptothegoallineandtheball.• Bodyposition–open45degrees–chest
facingball.• Assesstheflightoftheball.• Decision–goorstay.• Go…catchorpunch.• Stays…defendthegoal.• Communicateyourdecision,calm,
clear,concise.
If ‘Go’….• Angleofapproachtotheball.• Assesstheshortest,quickestroutetotheball.• Golate,goquickly,attacktheball• Jumpoffthefootnearestthegoal• Drivetheotherkneeupforliftand
protection• Bringthehandsandarmsthroughthe
middleofthebody• Extendthearmsfully(highestpoint)• Thumbsin‘W’shape,fingersforming
abasket• Tiptheheadbacktowatchtheballallthe
wayintothegloves.
If ‘Stay’….• Squareyourbodyofftotheline.• Getyourbodyinbetweentheballand
thegoal.
Role of Defenders• Coverthegoalkeeper.• Protectofgoalkeeper.• Protectthegoal.
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PASSING TECHNIQUES AND PRINCIPLES
TECHNICAL DETAIL
• The Side Foot• The Drill• The Wedge• The Drive
The Side Foot• Usedovershortdistancesonthefloorto
thefeetorspace.
The Drill• Usedoverdistances20-40yardswhereball
isdrilledarrivingatreceiverbelowshins.
The Wedge• Usedtoby-passplayersover30-40yards,
whereballneedstobeloftedtoarriveatreceiverwithoutbouncing.
The Drive • Usedtopassballoverlongestdistances:
e.g.passinglongdiagonals,goalkicksetc.
SERVING TECHNIQUES
TECHNICAL DETAIL
• The Volley• The Half Volley• The Drill
The Volley• Usedtoplayoverlongdistances.• Theballshouldbeheldatarm’slength
anddroppedfromthehandsontotheapproachingkickingfoot.
• Theweightshouldbetransferredforwardinthedirectionofthekick,sothatthegoalkeeperwillkickthroughtheballatnotatit.
The Half Volley• Usedwhenpassinglong;especiallywhen
playingintoastrongwind.Trajectoryislowerthaneitherthevolley.Flightistruemeaninggreaterspeedandaccuracy.
• Droppedfromhandsinfrontofthebody.• Theballisstruckasithitstheground.• Thistechniquerequiresgoodtiming.
The Drill• Usedoverdistances20-40yardswhereball
isdrilledarrivingatreceiverbelowshins.
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