Learn how to use body positioning and angles to get open for a crease feeder, improving timing and offensive chemistry.
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This drill helps players get open and create space for a pass from a crease feeder. It focuses on body positioning, communication, and reading defensive movements to open passing lanes and set up scoring opportunities.
How to run the drill:
Setup: The attacker starts at the top of the 8-meter area, while the crease feeder is positioned near the crease with a ball.
Engage and move: The attacker draws the defender to one side using a shoulder fake or body movement to pull her off balance.
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