Mustafa, Author at Infinity Drills

Atom Hockey Drills

Let’s start with a good warm up drill which takes up 5 minutes. In this drill, players are supposed to take off one by one but the trick is that they do this backwards between the blue lines. Also, they have to do a jump of two foot over each line. Along with this, they also have to touch their toes, do leg kicks and trunk twists.

Youth 10 – 12 Years

Warming up drills are an excellent way to start your work session. Players stand around 10 meters separated from each other in a 3:3 attacking position and pass the ball between themselves utilizing an variation of passes. The point is to move the ball around rapidly and precisely, utilizing one and two hands to get the ball.

Senior 16+ Adults

Like all other age groups, warming up is important for seniors as well. One way to do that is the triangular run. The setup is simple and the run is about dribbling. You start with dribbling the ball from left to right and center to back and then you start throwing the ball. You throw the ball to bounce and catch it or throw it and catch at once.

Mini 6-7 years

While Sitting on a roller board move yourself over a distance of 10 meters. Two groups of 4 to 5 kids will be divided. Put a marker on both feet and at the end, put the marker on the board and roll it back to the next player.

Junior (8 – 9 Years)

The white player and green player begin at the same time. They dribble through the areas and are joined by a defender blue. When the green and white players are in a similar territory, the blue players give them each other’s attacker.

Intermediate (13 – 15 years)

The game should always start with warm up because they are very important. The warm up drills can be of many types, such as triangle run, ball up or 3:3 position play. In ball warm up, players have a ball each and go through different dribbling variations as instructed by the coach. This gets your players running while also improving their hand-eye coordination.

Goal Keepers

In reaction exercises, 611 goal keeper is the best. In this game, Player A throws the ball high in air, over Player B, while B tries to catch the ball before it bounces. You can do two sets of 15 repetitions.

Training Aids For Golf

Golf training aids aim to help golfers fix their swings and technique. They range from simple, manual devices to complex automated technology. We picked three of the best training aids based on ease of usability, quick results and overall usefulness.

Tips To Help Junior Golfers

Find a PGA professional to teach your child and give them room to grow. Find an instructor who has significant experience teaching kids or specializes in junior golf programs. Always provide your child with support and encouragement but let the professional give them the golf advice. If you give them advice as well, the conflicting information may confuse your child.

Teaching Golf To Kids

Teaching a child how to play golf can be a difficult time if not done correctly. Children pick up on things faster than adults, however if their teaching is handled the wrong way they may never properly learn the game. The following are some things you need to look out for when teaching your child how to play golf.

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Atom Hockey Drills

Youth 10 – 12 Years

Senior 16+ Adults

Mini 6-7 years

Junior (8 – 9 Years)

Intermediate (13 – 15 years)

Goal Keepers

Training Aids For Golf

Tips To Help Junior Golfers

Teaching Golf To Kids