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Man up Man down skill builder

This is a great drill to test who should be on man and man down as it forces fast ball movement under pressure. It also forces the defense to work as a unit and rotate to the ball.

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This is a great drill to test who should be on man and man down as it forces fast ball movement under pressure.  It also forces the defense to work as a unit and rotate to the ball.Even if the players are not on man up it is a great drill for offensive stick work and defensive hustle and communication.The Drill:

5 offensive players around the perimeter with 3 defensive players in the center.

If your offense is moving the ball with ease, you can put 4 defensive players in the center.

If your offense is young and has difficulty passing you can consider 2 players in the center.

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