Defense for a Swim Move

[Mason Comets]

I am trying to teach 5th & 6th graders a good defensive tactic for a swim move. Any thoughts? (This was not a real popular move in the 80's)

Thanks

 

[X-Daddy]

I am trying to teach 5th & 6th graders a good defensive tactic for a swim move.

1. Nail him right in the chest
2. Jog over, pick up ball
3. Pass it to a middie
4. Be a good sport, help the guy up

 

[Mason Comets]

1. Nail him right in the chest
2. Jog over, pick up ball
3. Pass it to a middie
4. Be a good sport, help the guy up

Thank you....

 

[wilmy-wrestler]

1. Nail him right in the chest
2. Jog over, pick up ball
3. Pass it to a middie
4. Be a good sport, help the guy up

HA!!! thats funny... But exactly what a defender needs to do

 

[Ohio Lax]

Send a poke check right into their chest

 

[mgunz26]

all u have to teach them is put a body on them
masoncomets, from what u have said prior to this about your son, im sure he wont have a problem with this

 

[Mason Comets]

all u have to teach them is put a body on them
masoncomets, from what u have said prior to this about your son, im sure he wont have a problem with this

My kid plays attack, but will play some middie too. I am just trying to get my new D guys some fresh ideas on how to handle this. They are aggressive enough, just not alot of experience yet.

Thanks for the input so far....

 

[natilax3]

also they should do alot of agility drills cause if they try to body him up and get beat, it doesnt matter how fast you are you have to turn your hips and recover

 

[CHL2008]

Why are 5th and 6th graders doing Swim Moves again?

 

[Mason Comets]

Why are 5th and 6th graders doing Swim Moves again?

We have a couple who can, but we frown on it. We are playing a team who pushes that and I want to prepare the kids the best way.

 

[Ohiolax51]

If they keep their stick up like there supposed to it should be very easy to defend.