Craig Sieben
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Essence:
Controling an aerial ball.
Structure:
Player A throws an aerial over the mannequin to player B.
Pointers:
- When receiving an aerial the player should always try to get his eyes behind the line of the ball, allowing for better judgement.
- Players should he relaxed with firm but not hard hands, allowing for a more controlled touch.
Variation:
1) Player B can be on the move either towards or away from the ball.
2) Aerials can be thrown onto Player B's backhand.
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Essence:
Controling an aerial ball.
Structure:
Player A throws an aerial over the mannequin to player B.
Pointers:
- When receiving an aerial the player should always try to get his eyes behind the line of the ball, allowing for better judgement.
- Players should he relaxed with firm but not hard hands, allowing for a more controlled touch.
Variation:
1) Player B can be on the move either towards or away from the ball.
2) Aerials can be thrown onto Player B's backhand.