Game setup: Divide the area up into two halves. two teams of six each group has two balls and play in their own half. Number the player 1-6 in each group. Each group will dribble each both ball simultaneously. Each player will have to pass to the next muerical sequence. Progression: use 3 balls at one both groups play in the same half three groups of four in the same space add two or three balls per group. Regression: have less balls bigger area
Coaching Points: awareness is key in this drill look up when dribbling make sure passes are firm to reach the player.
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