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This give and go variant takes advantage of the marker's position to isolate someone immediately after throwing the disc backwards.

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An exercise in keeping possession and making space for each other in a small space. With only one person able to receive a pass, it is important for players to make space for each other.


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Another give and go move designed to keep the disc in the hands of the best throwers


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Defenders might attempt to change the position of the mark to prevent give and go moves; this drill helps you to deal with that by using your pivot to avoid the mark entirely


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A dynamic method of moving the disc off the pull that utilises a give and go


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Handler movement can be so difficult to stop that teams have constructed their entire offence around it. Here's just a sample of how to bolt together the key movements.


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Running Humans play against shuffling Zombies. This fun game teaches Humans about running into space to get away from opponents and having to defend against multiple opponents simultaneously. Zombies learn about getting the disc to an unmarked opponent when attacking and positioning themselves to minimise the space available to the Humans.


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While the classic give and go involves working on the open side, the inverse give and go starts with a break throw, then moving quickly while the marker is recovering


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One way to make your give and go moves more effective is to prevent your defender from being able to access the space by "sealing the lane"


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The concept of “give and go” encourages a style of offence that is generated through fast movement and more short passes. This "throw and go" drill helps to teach players to stay balanced during their throw while preparing themselves to run as soon as the disc leaves their hand.
