Develop Accuracy and strength of pass. Improves spatial awareness, running lines, communication, decision making, evasion and footwork
Set up a big enough area for the amount of players you have. Within that grid set up four different coloured boxes in the conners. 1. Players are split into two teams. 2. Players are allowed to move and pass in any direction they like. 3. The team with the ball has to try and score in one of the coloured boxes to get a point. 4. Once scored in a coloured box they have to score in another coloured box before they can score in that box again. 4. When you score that team keeps hold of the ball. It gets turnedover if a knockon or 5 touches occur. 5. Only one player from each team is allowed in the coloured boxes at any one time but only for 10 seconds. 6. Add in stipulations in the ways they move and pass the ball see below for some. STIPULATIONS Movements -Walking -Jogging -Running -Jumping -Skipping -Lunging -TipToes -Duck Walking -Tower of Power -Squat Jumping Passing -Over Head -From Knees -From Toes -Through Legs -Round back before pass -Below Shoulders Others -Add an extra ball -Reduce or Increase area -All players have to touch the ball -Fewer touches for turnover -Coach decides what colour box
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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