
Description: Put the group into two teams and give everyone a ball each. They have to using the passes they have just practiced to try and knock the balls into the other teams bench. Players are numbered from onje to 6 and they take turns to throw the ball when there numbers has been called out, start with one number being called and progress into 3/4 numbers at a time taking a turn.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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