The aim is to pass the ball within the circle to you teamates. To score a point you have to touch the ball down on your own colour cone (blues attack blue cones, reds attack Red cones) If you are tagged then you have to pass, if you drop the ball its a turn over. Passes can be intercepted.
Looking for players to find space and support the ball carrier whilst scanning where to attack. Defenders need to keep moving and work together, communicate.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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