3v3 where the defenders are holding each other's hands and moving together. attackers are passing the ball and putting pressure on defenders to move from side to side. attackers are going for a shot eventually.
encourage the defence to communicate and move fast together. defenders are on their toes with bent knees rather than straight legs. eventually we can add another defender holding hands in pairs. (chance for a gap in the middle)
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