Lesson for water polo spectators or new players about the 6 on 5 power play in water polo. Both the 4-2 and 3-3 power play are reviewed.
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Establish proper defensive position in water polo
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Swim like a water polo player
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Shoot in water polo
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Practice the center forward water polo body position
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Swim with the ball in water polo
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Shoot the backhand shot in water polo
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How To:
Protect the ball in water polo
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How To:
Improve your water polo pressure point defense
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How To:
Run a set offense
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How To:
Improve your water polo underwater grappling skill
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How To:
Spider in water polo
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Fake shots in water polo
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Practice scullling, juggling & headers for water polo
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How To:
Establish the hole position
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How To:
Take a 5 meter penalty shot
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How To:
Sprint in water polo
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How To:
Shoot off a cross pass in water polo
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How To:
Establish proper defensive position in water polo
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How To:
Swim like a water polo player
-
How To:
Shoot in water polo
-
How To:
Practice the center forward water polo body position
-
How To:
Shoot the backhand shot in water polo
-
How To:
Swim with the ball in water polo
-
How To:
Protect the ball in water polo
-
How To:
Improve your water polo pressure point defense
-
How To:
Run a set offense
-
How To:
Spider in water polo
-
How To:
Improve your water polo underwater grappling skill
-
How To:
Practice scullling, juggling & headers for water polo
-
How To:
Shoot off a cross pass in water polo
-
How To:
Fake shots in water polo
-
How To:
Sprint in water polo
-
How To:
Take a 5 meter penalty shot
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How To:
Establish the hole position
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