Players start by standing a few steps away from their cone and the ball is passed clockwise around the square.
Passing players should pass the ball in front of the receiver by aiming at their cone. The receiving player must advance to the cone to receive the pass before then sending the ball onwards
Progression:
Vary the types of passes around the square.
On the coach's call players must change direction of the ball around the square.
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