Dribbling in a desert land Green cone = cactus blues = indians reds = cowboys (or hidden / fake indians) blues dribble at desert and try to avoid cactus. red walk arround without cause problems to indians until coach say them to attack to steal their balls and kick them to goalnet. Progression Reds can start also dribbling a ball and after coach command they can aim to kick indians ball with their own. Funny part wear vests at heads as indian feather signature
many touches close control use body to keep ball
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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