3 balls in play, teams of 4 in each half of the court.
Each court has 1 ball which they must pass around constantly, with all players participating.
At the same time, each team attempts to pass another ball back and forth between the teams, with the aim of getting the ball to land on the opposition's side of the court.
Ensure fast passes, with players calling out what they are doing
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