C feeds to WA as they drive down the court, but still some distance from the circle edge GS holds high and strong at an angle WA turns in air, quick release feed into the space beyond Options With larger groups, have a queue of WAs with balls that can send ball to the C then drive forward. Start the play from a C pass, or simulate ball coming down court from a turnover ball
GS initial hold and angle is key; it must be strong and high WA should ne turning fully in the air and sighting the GS as they land Trust that the feeder can view and place the ball into 'safe' space; decision led by feeder rather than shooter The feed away from the edge is a first second ball; any hesitation or delay brings risk, and the ball should be moved to edge.
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