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    Gaining positional advantage using passing feints (TU 10): Handball technical literature
    Gaining positional advantage using passing feints (TU 10): Handball technical literature
    Gaining positional advantage using passing feints (TU 10): Handball technical literature
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    Gaining positional advantage using passing feints (TU 10): Handball technical literature

    By Jörg Madinger

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    The key topics of this training unit are passing feints and how to combine them with a breakthrough or a return pass to a teammate. Following a warm-up running exercise, the players already learn how to pass the ball cleverly in a short game; this will be further developed in the ball familiarization phase. In the goalkeeper warm-up shooting exercise, the players practice passing feints in combination with a 1-on-1 breakthrough; in the subsequent series of shots, they combine the passing feint with a return pass to their teammate. Both variants will be implemented twice in the subsequent 1-on-1, 3-on-2, and 4-on-4 games.

    The training unit consists of the following key exercises:
    - Warm-up/Stretching (individual exercise: 10 minutes/total time: 10 minutes)
    - Short game (10/20)
    - Ball familiarization (15/35)
    - Goalkeeper warm-up shooting (10/45)
    - Offense/Series of shots (10/55)
    - Offense/Individual (10/65)
    - Offense/Small groups (15/80)
    - Closing game (10/90)
    Training unit total time: 90 min.

    Training unit requirements: Low level (all youth and adult teams)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDV Concept
    Release dateOct 18, 2018
    ISBN9783956412769
    Gaining positional advantage using passing feints (TU 10): Handball technical literature

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