- very simple but fun game if you have not many players in your training today - 1 vs 1 with one goal on each side (orange cones in the picture) - goal is to score (surprisingly) - players are not allowed to cross the middle-line between the two goals - if you have defended a shot, you are immediately allowed, to shoot in the other direction - if you recieve a goal against you, you change with the next player waiting - usually a quick game with a lot of fun, training many aspects of the game
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