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Chapter EightOffensive StructuresIt’s difficult to produce a winning team without strong two meter play.Presently, ...
Chapter SevenFrontcourt OffenseFrontcourt Offense probably is the most popular tactical part of the game ...
Special SituationsVideo length: 51 minutes, 31 seconds Summary Tips:Efficiency in Practice: Focus on making practice ...
Conditioning for Water Polo, video lessonLength: 49:40 ...
Chapter FourFive-Player DefenseAmong the major tactical areas of water polo, most coaches give far ...
Chapter ThreeDefending The CounterattackHistory: Rule changes in the late 1940s, plus improved swimming abilities, encouraged ...
by Monte NitzkowskiChapter TwoDefenseFrom both individual and tactical standpoints, defense is the single most ...
Chapter One Designing An Effective Practice Schedule for a Water Polo programby Monte Nitzkowski Over the ...
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GlossaryAlley Shot: Wing position shot taken to near (strong) side of the goal in ...
Length: 58 minutesDiscussion QuestionsWhy emphasize the importance of passing in water polo over other ...
Water Polo's Team Defense, part 1System Philosophy:Everyone should be defensively capable, even offensive stars.“Jack ...
Length: 39:04The counterattack is to water polo what the fast break is to basketball. Lasting ...
Offense Against the Drop Back Defense Length: 1-hour, 7-minutes ...
The intricacies of water polo defenseThe lesson breaks down essential strategies and techniques, covering ...
The ball is advanced in Water Polo by dribbling and passing. Obviously the quickest way ...
By Monte Nitzkowski andReviewed by Anthony Harris, P.T., A.T.C.; Carol Curtney, A.T.C.; Robert Blelen, ...
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