Defending and the concept of marking
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I can follow the movements of the attacker and stay close in order to mark them and force an error when defending.
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Move: marking successfully requires us to follow the movements of the attacker and stay close without making contact.
Move: staying close to an attacker and reacting to their movements increases a defender’s chances of forcing an error.
Think: concentrating on the movements of the attacker and staying close helps us mark effectively and force an error.
Feel: continuing to follow the attacker as we mark them leads to success and shows the self motivation to succeed.
Connect: respecting the player we are marking and not making contact demonstrates a commitment to playing by the rules.
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