PLayers from all four corners dribble the ball into the centre circle, going around the cone. Once in the circle they have to pass the ball back to the next player on the team. Once all players have dribbled the ball into the circle and passed back, the game is over. First team to complete is the winner.
Dribble with two feet, make sure to keep control around the cone. Lock ankle when passing back to next player. Head up as you dribble
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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