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SleepySmurf · 12:44 PM

I'm working with a team of players who haven't played together and won't communicate. Some people call for the ball, and some don't. Most of the time two people will go for it with one calling it, but the other doesn't back off. Or, the one calling for it doesn't have as good of an angle on it as the one not calling for it. And of course, we have the "husband-wife" problem of two players letting the ball drop between them while they stare at each other. Does anyone have any drills or advice to over come this?

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SleepySmurf Administrator Status: Offline Posts: 131 Images: 3 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: New York	Any Tips for getting a new team to communicate? - 10-24-2005, 05:00 PM I'm working with a team of players who haven't played together and won't communicate. Some people call for the ball, and some don't. Most of the time two people will go for it with one calling it, but the other doesn't back off. Or, the one calling for it doesn't have as good of an angle on it as the one not calling for it. And of course, we have the "husband-wife" problem of two players letting the ball drop between them while they stare at each other. Does anyone have any drills or advice to over come this? Last edited by VBLIStaff : 07-31-2006 at 12:44 PM.