Reaction Ball Drop
Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side — or bounce it off a wall yourself — and catch it before the second bounce.
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Short, sharp and about staying quick: a read and a push while fresh, single-leg control for every move across the crease, and low intervals that train the push-recover-push of a scramble.
A little more load where last week felt easy. Leave two good reps in every set — you have a game this week.
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Start in your stance. Partner drops the ball to either side — or bounce it off a wall yourself — and catch it before the second bounce.
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Drive off the inside edge and land in a stance you could make a save from. Small and controlled.
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Back knee down to a pad, slow on the way down. Hold a rack for balance at first if you need it.
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Rotate from the hip, not the spine. Fingertips on a rack until you own it.
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Squeeze hard, breathe normally. Boring, and the most protective thing in the session.
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Pull to the eyes, thumbs back. The upper back is what holds the chest up in your stance.
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Stay low the whole interval. No slideboard? Shuffle the same intervals in your stance between two lines.
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