
Each player must stand by a cone, only give Netballs to the team on the one side and then the following can be done: Run and give the ball to your friend Put the ball behind your back and run to your friend Push the ball on the ground with your fingers to your friend Walk Throw and catch Walk bounce and catch walk throw bounce and catch One bounce to your friend on the other side roll the ball hard between your friends legs on the other side throw the ball in the air to your friend to catch
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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