Players stand with a ball behind cone next have player walk and bounce their ball clockwise around the cone, while facing into the center of circle/"clock". coaches can layor this drill and make it more challenging by having them spell their name with each letter right when ball bounces. coaches can layer also by having whole group together spell the same word as they all do it at the same time. ex. E L I T E
two skills at one time ball watching coordination footwork agility
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