Players stand in a circle with one ball per group.
The first player with the ball starts off by passing the ball to another player and then follows their own pass.
Players should be positive with their passes, putting a name on each pass before the ball leaves their hands.
With more confident players increase the size of the circle and challenge your players to also use the bounce pass.
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