One Person starts with the ball. The ball is passed to someone across the circle , each player can only receive once , until it is back to the start . Once confident add another ball , once you get to five balls the group need to think about height . Also, when play breaks down due to poor pass or not catching the ball stop the game immediately and then restart.
Chest pass look to who you receive from
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