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Drill 2<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

50<br />

4<br />

4<br />

50<br />

4<br />

RED BENCH<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2<br />

1<br />

YELLOW BENCH<br />

3<br />

VFL team<br />

50<br />

50<br />

<strong>AFL</strong> team<br />

3<br />

RUN<br />

KICK<br />

This drill has been created to teach<br />

forwards that they all become<br />

defenders when the opposition has<br />

the ball. Once the footy has been<br />

won back they become attackers<br />

again. They need to position<br />

themselves to be a leading or<br />

longer more stationary target for<br />

their teammates.<br />

1. 1 Red on wing kicks it to the three Yellows to<br />

simulate a turnover.<br />

2. 2 Red forwards must react to this by running up the<br />

ground to create pressure and help prevent Yellows<br />

from switching the play.<br />

3. 3 Yellows kick long inside their attacking 50, where<br />

Red defenders win the ball. Red forwards may come<br />

in to play as a long kick to relieve the pressure by Red<br />

defenders. If the Red defenders and midfielders run<br />

and carry the ball outside defensive 50, then Red<br />

forwards can run back towards their goal to be<br />

a longer option.<br />

4. 4 Red forwards then need to be a leading option<br />

or long option for when the Red midfielders are<br />

ready to kick the ball.<br />

COACHING EDGE / JULY 2013 // 25

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