This drill trains the offence how to react to being face marked. Simón Ramírez Ortiz (from Furious George and the Colombian WG 2025 team) introduces a progression of exercises which trains your players to be familiar with facemarking, and how to make the “German” pass that beats it. It climaxes with a 2v2 facemarking game that players love, then an extra section about how German passes can be used to initiate dribbling.
This is a defensive drill that starts off as a simple isolation cutting drill, and progresses to a full vert stack surrounding drill in a way that gives players the chance to practice all the necessary skills to play good team defense. Check it out on Patreon, available to Training Tier members (free disc after your 2nd month!).
This drill is also described in Travis Norsen’s “The Ultimate Resource”, it’s a keep-disc variation designed to get players to bounce the disc off the sidelines quickly by staying out wide and facing inwards, as well as practicing quick disc movement, decision making and throwing under pressure.
This document provides a collection of training ideas for 1-to-1 downfield match defence. Access via the Training Tier on Patreon – free disc after your first 2 payments.
This drill trains players to initiate flow after receiving a pass. They catch, throw a break, beat their defender, receive the bounce off their teammate, and start a dribble. Access via the Training Tier on Patreon – free disc after your first 2 payments.
Simón Ramírez Ortiz, a player on the Colombian National teams and Furious George, introduces a throwing exercise (throw’n’go focus) and the 2-line Up-line Drill at a snowy session in Vancouver, Canada. This content is available to Training Tier Patrons only.
Simón Ramírez Ortiz, a player on the Colombian National teams and Furious George, introduces a throwing exercise (throw’n’go focus) and the 2-line Up-line Drill at a snowy session in Vancouver, Canada. This content is available to Training Tier Patrons only.
Noah introduces a hexified version of a classic iso cutting drill. In these modifications every player is active, and the drill forces all players to stay switched on to find space, poach, and take advantage of poaches. Available for Training Tier patrons
This is a quick drill for training give-go double dribble technique, quick hands, and disc fluency. Players are challenged to think on their feet whilst sustaining flow. Full video available to Training Tier Patrons.
This is a quick drill for training give-go double dribble technique, quick hands, and disc fluency. Players are challenged to think on their feet whilst sustaining flow. Full video available to Training Tier Patrons.
Hey everyone,
For this month’s training content I’m sharing a Team Defence Session plan which I ran with campers at the Disc In camp in France recently. The session works on players awareness and communication, including their ability to work with each other to contain and frustrate the offence.
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Last month I was lucky enough to be invited to Mooncatchers training with Stef Pazzo, and coach of Mooncatchers Pierre-Alain was kind enough to let me film Moon’s flowy dish pass warm up drill. This drill marries simplicity – every person does the same thing every time – with a high density of touches on the disc. I think it would be a great drill to add the the repertoire of any team who likes to take these small dish passes.