Throw-ins coming from only one side. Whoever takes the throw-in must quickly get behind cones to pick up ball (and cone if knocked over) and take it back to the shooting line for his team's next throw. The team with more cones at the end wins. OPTIONAL: Only one bounce allowed before it hits the cone to make it more challenging
Throw-in Technique, Vision, Fun
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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