Place spots around the room and give player one colour spot to act as their home spot Players must run out to the tall cones and perform an array of skills depending on coach Ie(5 Toe taps, 5 step overs & or 5 penguins) Once completed players take one tall cone place on top of head balance and take it to their spot. Player with the most cones WINS!
Remind parents to help the players if struggling Encourage players to try and get as many cones as they can Coach can even reward players who get the minimum coach set. (Get 5 cones players get 2 extra stamps)
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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