Setup:
The trainer or a player holds two hoops and moves around the play area.
Two teams compete:
Ball-possessing team: Passes the ball among themselves to score by throwing it through the hoop.
Non-ball-possessing team: Tries to intercept the ball.
Make it More Challenging:
Introduce abrupt direction changes while the hoop-holder moves.
Variations:
Move the hoops up and down to change the target height.
Hold the hoop slightly off the ground so players must score with a bounce pass.
Place hoops in a row to create a "tunnel," requiring more precision to pass the ball through all hoops in succession.
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