Players move to meet the pass and play a one-two.
After playing the return pass the player should then move to receive the diagonal pass.
The patten then continues all the way around the grid.
After playing the diagonal pass players should run onto the next cone.
Always have two players on the first cone to ensure that once players have moved on there is always one player on each cone.
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