Technique
A good club pass comes from the side of your body and arrives at your partner after completing a single spin. It should arrive vertically upwards, slightly outside (away from the centre) of the body (around 20cm) although everyone has their own preference. This is where the pass is easiest to catch for the receiver. This also applies to left hand and right hand passes.
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