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(Figure 1)
Course:
-
passes the ball into the running path of
(A).
-
should move a bit to the left, towards
, so that
must sidestep towards the outer side in order to adjust his position (B).
(Figure 2)
→
places a screen next to
(see previous exercise – figure 2).
- If the passing path to the inner side, i.e. to
should pass the ball to
directly (C).
- If the passing path to the inner side is obstructed,
should try to break through to the inner side 1-on-1 (D).
→
should take care that his throwing hand is never blocked so that he can play a pass anytime.
-
should try to prevent a breakthrough to the inner side (E).
- As soon as the passing path to
has become free during the 1-on-1 action, the pass should be played (F) (figure 3).
(Figure 3)
, so that he ideally can catch it with one hand (figure 4).
(Figure 4)
-
catches the ball, turns around immediately, and shoots at the goal (not in the figure).
- Afterwards, the players repeat the course on the other side.
may take a short break;
(H).
should keep his screening position in any case and must not leave his position to the left (G).
and
stand in a line (red zone),
and
.
A3.3 Preparatory exercise 3: Playing tricky passes
Setting:
- The two foremost defense players (
and
) initially stand at the 9-meter line.
- The pivot and the respective defense player (
and
) start at the 7-meter line.
(Figure 1)
Course:
-
passes the ball into the running path of
(A).
-
should move a bit to the left, towards
, so that
must sidestep towards the outer side in order to adjust his position (B).
-
tries to break through to the inner side (C) (figure 2).
→
should take care that his throwing hand is never blocked so that he can play a pass anytime.
-
should try to prevent a breakthrough to the inner side by all means (D).
-
plays a sideward pass to
behind his head (E) (figure 3).
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