2 players with one ball, 4 cones.
Player 1 chest passes to player 2 and then turns and runs to the cone behind them, touching it before returning to the starting spot to receives the return pass from player 2.
Player 2 does the same as player 1.
Progression:
Change the type of passes your players are using - bounce, lob, javelin pass.
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