
Follow your pass. First player plays the ball in from the outside circle then follows.Second player plays the ball back out to the next player on the circle and follows the pass. Etc. If it breaks down then they must start over. Once they are successful moving counterclockwise then go clockwise. Progression: Add 2nd ball on opposite side but move in the same direction. If capable add 3rd ball. Progression #2 Distribute red, blue and pink pinneys around the circle. When Coach calls any of the colors the team must not pass to the called color but must change direction at the point of the pinney. Note: If you have enough players make a 2nd circle and have them compete.
Body positioning, quality of pass, communication, spacing, arrive early and under control, vision and a decision making.Equipment needs: Multiple balls to keep the game moving and 3 pinneys ( Red, blue and pink).
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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