Power Play by Brummie

Power Play developed as a reaction to defenders who over-committed to prevent a reset handler from getting power position. The beauty of this move is that it allows the handler generate power position anyway, just facing the other side of the field.

Skills:

Handler Resets

Themes:

Handler

Brummie

Steps & Diagrams

Tips & What next?

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Setup:

A handler, A, starts with the disc on the sideline, marked by D1. A reset, B, starts 5-8m away, perpendicular to the sideline, guarded by D2. A cutter, C, starts 5-8m further downfield from B.

Rotation:

D1 > A > D2 > B > C

Step 1

B cuts up the line.
A fakes and D1 over-commits to prevent the throw Sideline Power Position (trap force)

Pre-Requisite Drills:

Tips:

Brummie says:
B should be aiming to win the first cut for power position; this drill provides an option when the defence takes this away.

Use this drill to practice:

Handler Resets

Used in:

Handler

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