Partners, 1 ball, small space ideally with a line or cones, passing player.
1. Partners set up facing eachother. One player to create a movement and the other one follow.
2. Variation: 'Coach calls' GO! Players drive towards the ball to get the ball. The player initiating the movment is the attacker and the mirroring player is the defender.
3. Variation: Players work through some mirror work. The coach then drops an 'anywhere' ball for players compete to get.
Keep work sections to 30 second intervals max.
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