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Effective Attacking Strategies in Netball

The document provides instructions for three lacrosse drills: 1) a 3 v 2 drill where attackers score in the goal circle against 2 defenders, 2) a 1 v 1 drill where an attacker cuts, dodges, or makes a lead to receive a pass from a feeder against a defender, and 3) an attacking center pass drill where attackers drive to receive a pass on the center pass and continue passing until a goal is scored. The drills emphasize making strong leads, cuts, dodges, and follow up passes or shots. Variations include setting limits on passes or dribbles before shooting.

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Effective Attacking Strategies in Netball

The document provides instructions for three lacrosse drills: 1) a 3 v 2 drill where attackers score in the goal circle against 2 defenders, 2) a 1 v 1 drill where an attacker cuts, dodges, or makes a lead to receive a pass from a feeder against a defender, and 3) an attacking center pass drill where attackers drive to receive a pass on the center pass and continue passing until a goal is scored. The drills emphasize making strong leads, cuts, dodges, and follow up passes or shots. Variations include setting limits on passes or dribbles before shooting.

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Attacking

3 v 2 score

Explanation;
- Have 2 defenders and 3 attackers in the goal
third

- Get players to attack into the goal circle and


score

KTP;
- Make strong leads

- Re-offer once passed off

Variations;

- Set an amount of passes before GA/GS can


shoot

Cut and Dodge

Explanation;
- Have one feeder, an attacker and defender

- Attacker makes a lead and/or cuts and/or


doges pass their defender

- When attacker has made clear lead, feeder


makes pass

KTP;
- Push off back foot to make strong lead

- When dodging defender, lead on a 45*


angle

Variations;

- Have multiple drills happening so less


weighting time

- Add multiple doges before attacker can


receive the ball

Attacking Centre Pass

Explanation;
- Use a set play or free run of the centre pass

- When centre steps into centre circle, attackers


drive and lead for the ball

- Continue making passes until ball is in goal circle

- Once ball is scored, drill resets

KTP;
- Lead off proffered foot to make strong drive

- If player receives pass continue to make following


lead

Variations;
- Set number of passes prior to shooting

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