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Netball Overload Attack (BLACK) WD runs up side of court on C pass C passes to WD WD short pass to WA GA leads to get close to ring and gets pass from WA GA lob into GS

Netball Shuttle Circuits Footwork Designed to work your players hard - working on their cardiovascular endurance and their plyometric strength Heel Flicks: Kick your heels up to your bum. Moving at 60% pace. Side-steps: Face the base line from where you started. Players should side-step across, making sure they do not

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Netball Screen Attack GA and WA stand together one behind other. WA (in front) holds WD and stops GD from chasing GA (back) when GA drives out to recieve pass from C. WA sprints to ring to get second pass WA either passes to GS or GA if available

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Netball Sprints - Out and Back Footwork Players must sprint facing forward out around the red cone. After reaching it they should quickly change direction and sprint diagonally back to the blue cone. Players' heads must always be facing forwards (looking over their shoulder when running backwards). Repeat several

Netball GA Receive Centre Pass Set Plays The WA and GA will start in a staggered position, with one player (GA in this example) on the line and the other (WA) positioned off the line Both the WA and GA will offer for the centre pass GA receives the ball from the C WA recognises that they did not receive first ball and