DESCRIPTION The players have to run into the channel formed by mates and receiving and passing the ball rispectivelly from left to right and vice versa.
COACHING NOTES This is a good exercise to develop personal skills of passing, becuse all the players have the chance to repeat the action (passing both sides) more time and contiuously. NOTICE If there are too many errors during the exercise is suitable to enlarge the distance between the mates forming the channel to give the others players more time to pass.
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