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CIRCLE DRILL

The circle drill method of practice for
passing fundamentals is a very simple
one but one commonly used by most
coaches. The players form a circle with
four to six feet spacing between them.
They execute the various passes by pass-
ing to the next man in the circle, by
alternate men, or indiscriminately about
the circle.

SQUARE DRILL

The square drill is another of the
simple formations for pass drill. The
men are placed as on the four corners of
a square and pass around the square or

- across it diagonally.

TRIANGLE DRILL

The triangular drill involves three
men placed at the points to form an
isoceles triangle. These men may be
easily moved in or out to execute the
various types of passes.

This drill is advantageous where the
squad is small and a number of balls are
available as the small grouping affords
more individual practice.

This drill is especially valuable for
practicing high, overhead passes.

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