-Player furthest to the left will run forward looking to pass to ball to the next player, -Each player will pass the ball to the right till it is at the furthest player in the right, -The end player will then pop to the the player infront of him behind the cone and the will the repeat the drill only in reverse (passing to the right).
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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