
playing on a smaller court, depending on number of players. start with 2 'sharks'. sharks are passing the ball and moving around with the aim to catch the 'fish' (other players) by touching them with the ball. the shark caught the fish becomes a fish and the fish becomes a shark. can add more pairs of sharks eventually.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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