The players with ball stand by the middle cones.
Players in the middle begin to dribble towards the touch line, then on command of the player making the run play a reverse ball into space for the attacking player to run onto to score.
Ball must be played with disguise
Ensure ball is played with correct pace
Attacking player must take the ball in their stride.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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