Handball Eight Station
January 27, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Handball drill that relies on players taking the correct position at the right time.
Handball drill that relies on players taking the correct position at the right time.
Rely on your team-mate to be in correct position (not too early)
Shortball Six (6) Stations
January 26, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Handball or kicking drill. Staying around the ball.
Shortball Reflex Hands Off & Run
January 26, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
After giving the balls off (4) player runs quickly to the end of the line to receive.
Shortball 2nd Effort
January 26, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Shortball handball or kick.
Shortball Creating Options
January 26, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Player in the centre pressures players on the outside. Players on the outside handball around the square avoiding the centre player.
Half Oval Station Goal Kick + Flash Demonstration
January 25, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Players work in either singles or pairs. The ball is kicked from fullback to a leading player wide outside 50 who handballs or chip kicks to a player running hard through the centre of the ground. This player accelerates after taking possession and kicks the goal. Multiple footballs can be used.
Half Oval Shepherding/Support
January 23, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Shepherding/Support
The ball carrier works with the support of his team mates to get to the next spot.
Contest Two on One
January 18, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Increases the awareness of teamwork.
Full Oval Octopus
January 18, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Drill is designed to encourage players to centre the ball whenever the opportunity arises.
Running
January 16, 2008 by John Northey · Leave a Comment
Being the largest component of our game (running) very little is done (taught) in this area.
A crucial aspect to all your players and especially the hard running midfield. A proper running technique will help your players avoid injury and reduce fatigue and increase speed.
Video to follow shortly.

