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Central V-leads

Focus

Attacking Systems.

Skills

Preliminary Moves & Passing.

Purpose

If attackers start from a wide position, it's easier to receive centrally, which then opens up space further down-court.

Difficulty

Medium

Players

7⁺

Balls

1

Cones

0

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Setup
Four players are active every turn, the remainder line up behind (C)
Step 1
(C) starts with the ball looks to pass to (WA) who performs a v-lead, first towards them before dodging into the centre to receive

For this play to be effective, lead-up players must be conscious of initiating their lead from close proximity to the sideline
Step 2
(WA) then looks to the opposite wing to see (GA) who first leads at them before dodging towards the top of the circle
Step 3
(GA) then passes to (GS) who performs a dodge back to post manoeuvre.
Step 4
Rotate all players to the next station in sequence, with (GS) returning to end of line (C)

Advanced level teams may choose to let players remain in preferred positions
Step 5
Advanced level progression: Introduce a (GK)

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