The player starts to run in the direction of the next corner He receives the ball in his run And the send the ball a bit latter
The passes should be clean, and should allowed the receiver to not change the pace of his run The player should never stop either when he receives the ball or when he sends the ball In the ideal case, the pace of the run should be constant. They need to be fast They should turn in the two different directions Variations: If that's working well : Add several balls Make them pass in one direction and run in the other one
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