Coaches: Lloyd Cheesman46 items

Take a look through the theory, drills and videos from Lloyd Cheesman.
Lloyd started playing at University of Birmingham in September 2010 where he studied Sport & Nutrition. Lloyd has played as a central handler for GB Open at EUC (Gold) and WUGC (5th). Lloyd has also played WUCC with emo (2014) before joining Clapham where he's won multiple UK National and EUCF titles.

theory

drills

Get comfortable throwing overheads in game situations
Warm up with some basic throwing shapes
This is a great throw to relieve pressure against an intense trap defence
This is a great throw to relieve pressure against an intense trap defence
Before we look at throwing, let's look at catching!
The first step is to get comfortable with the different pivoting angles so you can remain balanced
The first step is to get comfortable with the different pivoting angles so you can remain balanced
Apply the compass pivoting movements into a throwing drill
Short range dump passes are extremely important in ultimate. Here, the throw is put into space for the dump to run onto.
If the trap denies the dump, this will open up a lane for the inside throw
If the trap denies the dump, this will open up a lane for the inside throw
If the trap denies the dump, this will open up a lane for the inside throw
If the trap denies the dump, this will open up a lane for the inside throw
Practice the pivot and release for getting the disc out of a sideline trap
This drill will help you to learn to control your long throws
This drill will help you to learn to control your long throws from a north pivot
Longer, leading throws utilising different pivoting directions
Longer, leading throws utilising different pivoting directions
Longer, leading throws utilising different pivoting directions
Longer, leading throws utilising different pivoting directions
Throwing from movement requires good balance and coordination
Throwing from movement requires good balance and coordination
Practice the pivot and release for getting the disc out of a sideline trap
Off-hand throws are a very useful way of adding new release points for resets
Your ability to weight the throw will be tested by throwing to a receiver
Improve your balance and increase the range of your release points