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Maximizing a Two-Hour High School Practice

Discover how to optimize a two-hour high school practice with a simple yet effective breakdown that keeps players engaged and focused. Learn the secret to dividing practice time for maximum skill development and team cohesion!

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In a two-hour high school practice, I divide the session into two distinct halves. The first hour is broken down into three 20-minute segments:

1. Warm-Up (First 20 minutes): 0-10We start with dynamic stretching10-20Light stick work the players have as a routine that can jump right intoLight stick work ideas

2. Skill Development (Second and Third 20-minute segments): I focus on drills targeting specific skills like dodging, sliding, or other fundamental techniques. These drills are designed to reinforce key concepts and improve overall player ability.Dodging drills

The second hour consists of two 30-minute segments:

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