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4v3 with new wrinkles
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4v3 with new wrinkles

We always talk about fast paced drills that simulate game situations and forces players to think, recognize and react. Practicing clearing can sometimes really slow down even the most fast-paced practice. In a 4v3 drill, with a few simple wrinkles we can integrate breakout passes, spacing, re-direct passes, and riding all in the fast paced ¾ field transition drill. The key is to keep the drill moving even with the three different segments. We do not want players waiting in line to lose interest, so keep it fast paced and moving

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We always talk about fast paced drills that simulate game situations and forces players to think, recognize and react.  Practicing clearing can sometimes really slow down even the most fast-paced practice. In a 4v3 drill, with a few simple wrinkles we can integrate breakout passes, spacing, re-direct passes, and riding all in the fast paced ¾ field transition drill.  The key is to keep the drill moving even with the three different segments. We do not want players waiting in line to lose interest, so keep it fast paced and moving

Wrinkle One: From the Restraining Line

Run this drill from the opposite restraining line

 Line the players up offense, defense, offense, etc., with colored pennies or jerseys. 

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