Either in 2 teams or as one long course, players must start by their bowl (hoop in centre of the table). They run around the loop and pick up a meatball. Depending on the theme of the session, they can either pass and catch with a coach to cook it, or they could bosh into the pad! They place the (now cooked) meatball into the bowl. You can either have a seperate team bringing in spaghetti (tags) from the kitchen, or the kids could go around the course and get a meatball first, then a handful of spaghetti.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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