2 players with shields stay behind the tackle tube laid on the floor. They are numbered 1 and 2. Attackers start on thier knees and then run around the top cones (gate). When the coach calls a number the defending players steps over the bag and the 2 runners try to drive them back abnd steel the ball.
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