
- use the lines of the volleyball field to seperate two different games for warm-up - the aim is still to score a goal - e.g. inside the volleyball field it is only allowed to use hands while outside it is a regular football match - see your players need to think about every action - adapt this for your needs: change balls, use more than one ball, change inside and outside rules etc.
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