Three rebounders all stand inside the key.
The coach tosses the ball up for the 1st three players to battle for the rebound.
The player that catches the ball is the attacker the remaining two players then try to stop the attacker from scoring.
Once a shot/ tackle has been made the attacker stays where they are whilst the other players swap for two new ones.
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