Player 1 (centre ) passes the ball to Player 2 (GA) who has to make a move to cut free.
As player 2 receives the ball player 3 (WA) should also make a cut and run to receive the ball at the top of the circle.
Player 4 (GS) runs in and out to receive the ball under the basket and shoots to score from close.
Every player follows their own pass and becomes that position for the next ball. GS comes back to the centre and joins the back of the queue.
Watch and make sure that players are making a cut and not simply running to where they know they are going to receive the ball.
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