PRINCIPLE OF PLAY:
Transition Defending to Attacking THE WSA WAY
PRINCIPLE OF PLAY: Transition D to A
SUB PRINCIPLE OF PLAY: Find the First Pass
SUB PRINCIPLE OF PLAY: Find the First Pass
ACTIVITY #1: PREP ACTIVITY, Unopposed, PATTERN, FIND FIRST PASS
ACTIVITY TWO: UNOPPOSED, COGNITIVE, FIND FIRST PASS w/ COLOR
ACTIVITY 3: OPPOSED, 3v3 RONDO, PLUS 3, FIND FIRST PASS UNDER PRESSURE
- In this video of a Rondo of 3v3 plus 3, the yellow team is ALWAYS NEUTRAL. It is BLUE vs RED.
- The game should be played in low volume, high intensity, with a space that affords high volume of mistakes (transitions).
- The typical space is a 10 yard by 10 yard grid. This small space limits physical exertion and simultaneously increases mistakes, and likewise increases the volume of reps you are trying to replicate: transitions.
- Normal time would be minimum 30 seconds, maximum 60 seconds per interval to lower the volume of work load, and increase the intensity.
- When players begin to develop a level of mastery (usually multiple sessions) expand to 90 seconds.