Three players stand behind 1 corner of the grid each. The ball is played to a player on one of the cones.
The ball cannot be passed diagonally. The spare player must move to give the ball carrier a second passing option.
Ensure pass is made with pace. Pass is made using instep or with outside of foot. Ensure players use both pre and post vision. Check both pre and post.
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