Posts set up in a triangle, 2 attacking players withjust ine ball Both players make a genune offer for the ball in different space within the triangle.The player who does not recieve the ball, makes a change of direction to reoffer.The ball is sent out to a post.Both players should clear out of triangle then continue.
In this drill we are looking for players to: communicate with each other so they are in synch to offer 2 options to the post in close succession clear into a space rather than following their own pass, considering also where the other person may head consider when they offer or reoffer if they can be ahead of the ball carrier (rather than them having to pivit - especially on the reoffer)
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