Player 1 (white bib with the ball) will throw the ball to player 2 (black bibbed centre). once the ball has been released, player 1 will run to an an available cone ready to recieve the ball back. Play continues with players have to pass the ball diagonal or straight. Progression: 1. static passing 2. introduce 1,2 footwork- having to attack the ball 3. land-pass-land
-When a player passes the ball can they use their eyes and find the spare cone. -Can their body face the ball at all times. If you're not looking at the ball you may lose possession. -Can the players communicate when they want to pass the ball to their teammate to make them aware.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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