Issue No. 5 | Dump Adjustments

Issue No. 5 | Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

Dump Adjustments

You are in an elimination game against a very strong defensive team, and as the game moves along you find that your offense is having to work extremely hard to throw reset throws. Pressure seems to be increasing with every possession.

You've had some sketchy moments and your handlers have had to make some nice catches to save what would have otherwise been sure turnovers. Stall counts, in general, are higher than you would like by the time the dump is actually thrown. You've also had one end-zone turnover when the dump cut upfield, and faked out the thrower.

In this situation, how do you get your reset handlers to work more effectively? Our authors give you their opinions in this issue of "The Huddle."

If you have any questions or comments feel free to contact us at: info@the-huddle.org.

Three Scenarios
by Miranda Roth

Addressing Your Weakness
by Ben Van Heuvelen

Trial & Evaluation
by Jonathan Potts

Minor & Major Adjustments
by Jeff Eastham-Anderson

Movement, Movement, Movement
by Chris Talarico

A Prescribed Rotation
by Greg Husak

Challenge Yourself, Your Rhythm, & Your Roles
by Lou Burruss

Anticipating The Throw
by Nancy Sun

Kinetic & Potential Energy
by Ryan Morgan