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Mastering Movement Phases in Indoor Coaching: A Guide to Flicking and Swing Techniques

This comprehensive indoor coaching course focuses on the structure of movements essential for effective flicking and swinging techniques. Participants will learn about the pre-swing, contact, and past-swing phases, with insights into grip positioning and ball placement relative to body and feet. Key coaching tips include maintaining proper wrist level and using visual aids for improving approach. Engage in practical attempts to perfect your swing, with a focus on common faults and corrections, while benefitting from feedback on each phase from experienced coaches.

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Mastering Movement Phases in Indoor Coaching: A Guide to Flicking and Swing Techniques

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  1. Indoor Coaching Course Movement description

  2. Structure of movements Skill description Pre-swing Contact Past-swing Preparation Phase Main Phase Past Phase Time code

  3. structure of flicking Feeling of movement grip Position of the ball regarding to the feets/body preswing contact pastswing View of coach

  4. Feeling 1. Basic from scooping 2. Basic from pushing

  5. Grip diagonal through the palms

  6. Position ball to feets Not too close! Not too far in the back !

  7. Preswing Tip: Look under the ball ! Approaching phase

  8. Contact Big fault in approaching to the ball Tip: Put a bench beside. Keep with your wrist level down the bench level

  9. Past swing wrong right

  10. View Swing Contact Past swing 1. attempt 2. attempt 3. attempt Where should the coach take the first view ? Coach

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