same number of team and all players have to be face on opposite team to pass right to left. start from same line and the ball has to be on the feild. they pass the ball as fast as they can to another line. last player has to put the ball on the feild that will be sigh of finishing. try to make distance longer and longer if they could.
for fun to pass thier teammates . need to communicate a lot and liven up team for winning. good for short passing and long passing.
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This practice has no progressions
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