8+ players, 2 balls, half court space.
1. Balls start in opposite corners.
2. Player at the front pass the ball diagonally across the square and joins the back of that line.
3. The player who receives the diagonal pass now sends a straight pass to the line opposite them and joins that line.
4. Passes are alternated.
Passes are alternating diagonal/straight, players pass the oppsotie to what they receive.
Encourage a pass and drive that is quick and effective, just like that on court.
The less players the more they will rotate through.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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