Netball Handbook, The
Author: Jane Woodlands-Thompson
$15.98 CAD
Netballers at all levels are seeking an edge over their opponents in their quest to perform to their potential. The Netball Handbook is the most comprehensive, contemporary resource available to aid in that endeavour.
This complete guide begins by covering essential netball skills such as body control and movement, ball handling, shooting, attacking, and defending before presenting the ever-evolving tactical concepts of the game. Add to that dozens of drills; chapters on physical conditioning, mental training, and teamwork; and tips from some of the game's brightest stars, and you have the blueprint for individual and team success at your fingertips.
Whether you play or coach, veteran coach Jane Woodlands' insights and expertise are just what you need to bridge the gap between good and great. Use The Netball Handbook to move fluently, pass precisely, score successfully, and defend deftly every time on the court.
Chapter 1. Positional Roles
Chapter 2. Individual Ball Skills
Chapter 3. Off-the-Ball Moves
Chapter 4. Goal Shooting
Chapter 5. Creative Attacking
Chapter 6. Dominant Defence
Chapter 7. Smooth Transitions
Chapter 8. Set Plays and Strategies
Chapter 9. Transfer Games
Chapter 10. Peak Physical Conditioning
Chapter 11. Mental Skills
Chapter 12. Teamwork
“A valuable resource for any coach wishing to learn more about the art of coaching netball."
Jill McIntosh
Former Australian coach, 1995 to 2003
“A very informative resource.”
Vicki Wilson
Former Australian captain
Current Firebirds National League coach
"I played with Jane Woodlands for a number of years, developing an appreciation of her approach to the game. Jane is an extremely analytical thinker, and this book is a result of the way Jane views the game: with precision, great depth and analysis. We are starved of good coaching resources, and what Jane has produced will deliver coaches a complete understanding of all aspects of the game. This book is a must for any netball coach or player who is serious about his or her craft."
Kathryn Harby-Williams, former Australian captain, world champion, Commonwealth Games gold medalist