Level 2 – Lesson 9: Pivot & Fake by Dominick Smyth
Just because a defender on the force is making things harder for the thrower doesn't mean the thrower is powerless. Use of a pivot & fake can move defenders and free up space to throw.
Level 2 – Individual game play skills and basic team concepts Lesson 9 – Pivot/Fake Download Lesson Plan Objectives Using pivots and fakes to move defenders, open space for the thrower and make throws easier. Comments When a thrower […]
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Also in Introduction to Ultimate Frisbee for Beginners:
- How to catch a disc
- How to throw a disc
- Self-refereeing & Spirit of the Game
- Level 1 – Lesson 1: Basic Game Play
- Level 1 – Lesson 2: Movement
- Level 1 – Lesson 3: Catching Under Pressure
- Level 1 – Lesson 4: Game Play
- Level 1 – Lesson 5: Forehand throws
- Level 1 – Lesson 6: Self-Refereeing
- Level 1 – Lesson 7: Foul Calls
- Level 1 – Lesson 8: Blitz
- Ultimate – Playing a game
- Level 2 – Lesson 1: Hammer
- Level 2 – Lesson 2: Creating Space for Teammates
- Level 2 – Lesson 3: Throwing to Space Away
- Level 2 – Lesson 4: Throwing to Space Under
- Level 2 – Lesson 5: Cutting
- Level 2 – Lesson 6: Clearing and Cutting as a Team
- Level 2 – Lesson 7: Forcing
- Level 2 – Lesson 8: Open Side Defending
- Level 2 – Lesson 9: Pivot & Fake
- Level 2 – Lesson 10: Throwing Under Pressure
- Level 3 – Lesson 1: Break Around
- Level 3 – Lesson 2: Break Inside
- Level 3 – Lesson 3: Break Side
- Level 3 – Lesson 4: Cut & Clear
- Level 3 – Lesson 5: Team Cutting
- Level 3 – Lesson 6: Flow Offence
- Level 3 – Lesson 7: Dump Open Side
- Level 3 – Lesson 8: Sideline Dump
- Level 3 – Lesson 9: Attacking with Resets
- Level 3 – Lesson 10: 3 Handler Play
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