1-Mark four equal starting points in front of each coordinate ladder point 2-At the starting signal, players start running and working, following the cones placed 3-The players change places accordingly
1-This exercise is very useful for developing the coordination ability of the players 2-We can combine this work with the intermittent exercise 3-Players make three reps every three-minute repetition interrupted by three passive minutes of rest 4-The work intensity is between 90 to 95% of the maximum oxygen consumption (Vo2max)
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