It's easy to get caught out in a static position, especially when you get a panic pass from a team mate when you're being high pressed.
There is a common mistake that I see players do, which makes it harder for them to get out of these tricky situations.
In the first video below we look at an example of this common mistake in an actual game situation.
The second video shows an example of what to try do instead to have better vision and to be less static.
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It's easy to get caught out in a static position, especially when you get a panic pass from a team mate when you're being high pressed.
There is a common mistake that I see players do, which makes it harder for them to get out of these tricky situations.
In the first video below we look at an example of this common mistake in an actual game situation.
The second video shows an example of what to try do instead to have better vision and to be less static.
If you're a hockey player aged 35-75+ years and you're looking for ways to stay competitive or to take your game to the next level as you get older, then check out the 4 Ways To Modernise Your Hockey FREE TRAINING here
Or if you'd like personalised coaching and support apply to work with us here