Orange start drill attacking 2v1. If orange score- 2nd blue player joins to play 2v1 other way while a new orange comes in to defend and then this cycle continues If lone blue defender wins possession- same happens as above If only 1 GK use goal on 25 to simply dribble through
Simple from attackers Setup up defender Encourage shots if shots are on to be taken Quick transition Work with GK
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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