Attacker each have a ball to start with plus one has the match ball. This player starts the game. once the game has started whoever has 2 balls can pass either one and that becomes the match ball. Attackers attack one end utill they score or the move breaks down then they attack the other end.
encourage player to get beyond the defender and pass from there. Progress through speed and differnt offloads.
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