
A fait une passe forte et précise au cône de l´interieur. D part en courant chercher la balle, tourne sur lui même et fait une raclette au cône suivant de l'interieur. F part chercher la balle....on tourne
Bonne position du corps lors de la raclette Péecision de passe Bonne réception de la balle
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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