poles about 2 or 3 feet away from each other.Triangle cones about 10-15 yards away from each other. Dribble through the sticks and pass the ball to the player waiting at the cone, first player gets the ball back and dribbles the oppiste directions. Make a move by the defender and passes the ball to the next player waiting on top of the triangle. Diffent dribble combinations possible,Different moves possibleDifferent passing combinatinos possible.
Fast feet.Keep the ball close.Use right and left foot.Strong flat passes on the groundMovement before and after the pass.Coach the passSPEED OF PLAY!!
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