Issue No. 13 | Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 (:nosections:) Teaching Team Defense Young, athletic, inexperienced players can be taught 1-on-1 defense, at least at a cursory level, very quickly. "Stay close to your person" or "run hard, get your hand on the disc" work very well for simple defensive skills. However, team defense (poaching, switching, zone) can be harder to teach, which is probably why so few players are really good at these skills. In a search for insight on this topic, we asked our authors the following questions:
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