This game you can pass and run with the ball in any direction.
The coach will pick a direction for the team to play, the other team will try stop them from scoring.
When the attacker gets touched its a turn over.
Progressions;
Add kicking.
Attacking team have to make a certain amount of passes before scoring.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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