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Unit work - Defenders- 30 mins pre team session Emphasis and detail on stopping/blocking runner and not getting beat in behind on a 1-2/wall pass. Advanced to 2nd phase ball over top with emphasis on arm out to stop attacker. Into CB playing & supporting into potential block🟠🔵

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