Attackers (B) pass to goalkeeper (G) who takes 3 steps and plays a long feed to the attacker who makes a long run down the wing before receiving the ball, taking 3 steps (dribblling iif not close enough) then shooting from 6m line.
Players can shoot from both wings but right handed people benefit as per the diagram and left handed opposite GK cannot start with the ball inside semi circle and run out with the ball. stay wide as long as possible but before the goal cut to centre for a better angle on the goal
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