4 x teams of 4 in middle each numbered 1-4. All players dribbling inside area, working on dribbling with both feet and using different parts of their feet. On coaches shout (Number 1/2/3/4) drives outside the box and round one of the red cones before re-entering the box. The first player back gets a point for their team. Using different parts of the foot to dribble on close control in middle Exiting the box in direction of space Ball out from feet Sharp turn.
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