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How to Teach Triangle Passing: Improve V-Cuts, Ball Protection, and Quick Decisions
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How to Teach Triangle Passing: Improve V-Cuts, Ball Protection, and Quick Decisions

The Triangle Passing Drill teaches players how to move the ball, use V-cuts, and square up to see the field. It builds vision, timing, and game awareness.

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Form a triangle with three players, each at a cone or marker.

Each player will practice cutting, catching, and passing in sequence.

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The player without the ball makes a V-cut to get open.

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