A great birthday cake option for netball players, netball coaches or for the end of netball season celebrations.

Our delicious cakes are big, feeding 20 – 25 kids and we have gluten-free cakes and allergy-friendly cakes available Make the best birthday netball cake with our tried and tested DIY cake kit. Easy to make and delicious your DIY Netball Cake Kit comes with everything you need delivered directly to your door. From the dry ingredients, icing, fondant, candles, baking box, and cake board. All you have to do is add your butter, eggs, and milk. It’s that easy. How to Make Your Netball CakeWith everything, you need to bake and decorate arriving straight to your door. You’ll save time and money with this easy DIY Netball Birthday Cake. Not everyone has cake decorating supplies at home and it can be so expensive buying all the bits and pieces and you often end up with so much leftover that ends up in the bin. So, we send you exactly what you need. Half the players are throwers. Each thrower has a ball and is positioned in a large ‘cross-ball’ formation. Worker has to run around two cones, set approx 3 to 4 metres apart, in a figure of 8. Thrower stands between the cones but 3-4 metres to one side of them. Worker receives a pass every time (s)he runs towards the thrower, must return the pass left or right depending on which direction (s)he must run. The main object is to get the throwers aim better at putting the ball in front of the running player. Flat pass. Using both hands, fingers behind the ball, thumbs touching and with elbows in push through while stepping forward with either foot.

This drill is about the use of space. Look for and encourage short sharp movements in an attempt to free oneself from the defending player. Passing should be into a space a player is moving into, not where one is standing. High pass. Release ball from above head, while stepping forward (footwork rule). Power from wrist to the elbow.Points to remember : Always receive the ball from the left and throw straight ahead. All girls always stay on the same diagonal they started on. If one player falls out of time, the whole drill is out.