Monday, April 11, 2011

Drills

Indian Dribble

Use a line on the ground to help stay straight. Indian dribble the ball back and forth while running on the straight line. Feet should stay running on the line, and ball should be in front of body moving back and forth. Move on to weaving through cones while indian dribbling.

Reverse Chip

Start with back facing toward goal. Take one dribble on an angle away from body and one on an angle away in front of the body, so the ball moves in a V path. Step into the ball and reverse chip the ball. Repeat several times then move onto receiving a pass then set up ball to be chipped.

Lift
Set up 10 balls in a row. Step into each ball and lift onto goal. Aim for the high corners.

Definitions

Flexion: the act of bending
Abduct: a movement which draws a limb away from the median
Frontal Plane: any vertical plane that divides the body front and back
Quadriceps: large muscle group that includes the four prevailing muscles on the front of the thigh
Ulnar Deviation: bending of the wrist outward
Radial Deviation: bending of the wrist inward
Posterior: towards back of body
Anterior: towards front of body
Sagittal Plane: where forward and backward movements occur
Horizontal adduction: bringing a limb closer to the mid-line of the body in the horizontal plane
Extention: movement of a joint that results in increased angle between two bones or body surfaces at a joint
Forearm flexors: muscles in forearm near ulna
Inferior: away from the head
Transverse Plane: rotational movements

Indian Dribble - Videos

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Reverse Chip - Videos

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Lift - Videos

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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Lift - Approach

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Step 1: Make sure ball is out in front of body
Step 2: Knees are flexed
Step 3: Right hand slides low on stick




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Lift - Stance

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Step 1: Abduct left leg in the frontal plane, stepping towards goal
Step 2: Keep left leg flexed
Step 3: Make sure stick is angled slightly
Step 4: Stick is on ball ready to be thrown forward




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