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OVEENT SKILLS - Using / court - players walk/jog/sprint between spots/cones etc alk / run / sprint ers of play Player to keep head up. aintain good posture. Should be an obvious difference between walking, jogging and sprinting. hen sprinting use arms. Back pedal. Running backwards. Sidestep. Getting free from a defender. Lines Player to keep head up. aintain good posture. Obvious change of pace. hen sprinting ensure players don t step or lean back. Player s first step should be forward with body weight forward. In s shadowing, without ball. Add ball at discretion. Change angle of run. Driving to the post to receive a pass. - randomly x 0 secs jog Spots, cones, lines. - on whistle TIP: Ensure players keep heads up and eyes forward. sprint Sprint / stop / turn on ground stop turn Sprint turn on ground.. Using lines on the netball court as a guide, complete the following movement patterns: Jog - accelerate - sprint alling start - sprint ast feet - sprint Leading R/L foot - sprint acing away - turn - sprint Sitting/lying - sprint Sprint - stop - sprint Sprint - stop - turn on ground - sprint Receiving a ball at the circle edge. TIP: Encourage players to flex leading foot and bend knees to absorb speed on stop.. orker runs towards the feeder to receive a pass. The worker turns on the ground and passes back to the line. orker then joins the back of the line. 4. drives forward to receive the ball from. turns on the ground and throws back to own line. repeats. TIP: Encourage players to land on right foot when running right and left foot when running left. page Turn on outside foot R/L. Player to get head and hi round quickly when turning on Lines of workers. the ground. Player must be balanced and facing the way they are passing before releasing the ball. A turning to look to pass to the circle. GD turning to look at the options down the court.

orkers continuously move in a confined space to receive 0 passes. Sprint turn on ground aintain sprinting pace. Use arms. Player to get head and hi round quickly when turning on the ground. Encourage a quick release. Ball passed ahead of moving player. Turning in air. Ball to be sent ahead of the moving player. Player to elevate onto the ball, turning head and hi round quickly to sight the next pass. Player to land with feet facing the direction of the next pass. Body should not be twisted. ust be balanced and in control before passing. Change angle of run 45º. players offering. Add defender(s). Turn inwards and outwards. Centre pass ¼ court change sides, ½ court to goal. Body weight forward to aid forward momentum of player. Avoid rocking back onto back foot before driving forward. Add change of pace. Add change of direction. 4 two footed jum and accelerate. Use sidestep jump and take off turn 80 and A/GA coming out to receive a centre pass. A turning to look to pass to the circle. GD turning to look at the options down the court.. orker runs at angle to receive pass, land/turn on ground/turn in air and pass back to line. orker rejoins back of the line. Turning on ground Turning in air. 5 4 4. of players. 4-6. Two workers offer, feeder selects one to pass to.. Defender selects one worker to run with, feeder selects unmarked option to pass to. D Players on line practice a falling start, use left and right feet.... 6 page Excel Delivery for Coaches

OVEENT SKILLS eeder passes into the space of the worker to accelerate onto. of players Add change of pace. Add change of direction. 4 two footed jum and accelerate. Use sidestep jump and take off turn 80 and A/GA coming out to receive a centre pass. Player must explode onto the ball, using arms to drive at speed. irst step must be forward. Player must avoid rocking backwards before driving forward. Keep head up with eyes on the ball. Both players should be on their Vary start positions e.g. toes, with body weight forward feeder in middle. ready to sprint as soon as the ball is released. Player should aim to gain control of the ball as soon as possible by scooping it into their body. TIP: Encourage strong forward 7 8 A D Team 9 Team Both attacker and defender take off on the first bounce of the ball that is passed into space. ove feeder to other side and change the side of the defender in relation to attacker. Divide group into two teams and place on nd transverse line. ront player in each line rolls ball towards the goal and takes off after the ball once it has crossed the st transverse line. Once front person is in possession of ball rest of team take off down to goal third and pass 4 times before ball roller shoots for goal. Restart by returning to line where nd player rolls. 6-0 balls page Player to sprint after the loose ball, gaining possession as quickly as possible. Aware of where other team mates are ready to pass ball quickly. ore advanced players work on attack and defence in goal third. ront player of both teams roll ball, once crossed line front person retrieves ball and rest of team take off passing 4 passes before a shot can be taken. hile passing or waiting to receive, players try to intercept other teams ball. If this ball is intercepted then pass both balls for 4 passes then shoot. If both shots from the ball roller are successful the team scores points. Chasing a loose ball on court. Intercepting ball from opponent.

Run across court, jump up and land on either foot. Jumping players of Drive at speed. from both feet. Use arms to elevate upwards. Land with soft knees to cushion landing. Jumping to receive ball. / Before taking off ensure player is balanced. Use arms to elevate upwards. Turn hi and head round as soon as taken off to face the other way before landing. Land with soft knees to cushion landing and to aid balance. Add forward run. Add angled run. Two footed. A/GA coming out to receive centre pass and turn to look down court to circle. Drive at speed onto the ball. Ball should be passed into the space of the moving player. Player should land and pivot using a small base (feet shoulder width apart). Turn on ground. Turn in air. Repeat but specify left or right. Add turn off left and right and return to starting point. 0 TIP: Encourage upward Players stand on right foot, jump up and turn to face other way landing on left foot. Turning in the air Repeat standing on left foot Turn both ways. TIP: Encourage players to get head, shoulders and hi round to facilitate turn. s move to empty point of diamond. Time moves Land feet pointing way running. Pivot to pass to next worker. page 4 Excel Delivery for Coaches

OVEENT SKILLS Time movement for intercept orker starts in the centre of diamond. On call from the feeder worker moves to back, front, right or left of the diamond. Ball is sent as worker arrives at instructed place. players of hen moving use small fast ste or quick feet at all times. Upon receiving the ball the player s feet should be under her body so that she is standing upright, and not reaching in a lunge position for the ball. orker to watch the feeder and the ball at all times. Add ball at feeder s discretion. Add attacker. Drive at speed using quick feet to explode onto the path. orker should not contact the feeders when attempting to intercept the ball. If unsuccessful at making an interception the worker should recover quickly by regaining balance and control before immediately attempting the next interception. orker attempts to intercept from different angles. orker stands behind feeder and ste out to the side (outside leg) and then drives to get the intercept. orker attempts to intercept ball aiming to attack ball and land closer to than. TIP: Encourage quick take-off and acceleration. Time movement for intercept 4 page 5 To develop judgement for right time to take off for an intercept.