- Set up six cones in a rectangle, evenly spaced. - Line up players on the start line. Have one defender line up on each line, facing the start line. - To start, the player on the start line slaps the ball and runs toward the first defender. A second player is close behind for support. Once contact is made, the first player must offload the ball either before the tackle is completed or on the ground after a tackle. - The second player who received the ball then runs into contact with the second defender. - The offense then becomes the defense where they were tackled.
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