Pass B1-R1.
B1 runs around the cone, receives ball from R1 and throws at the goal.
Back to own waiting queue or go to the other group.
center shot when running
- the ball is caught with both hands
- right foot is still in the air when catching
- right handers : right - left foot / left handers : right - left
- during this last step the ball is taken up to shoulder height
- last step is made large and explosively
- arm must be stretched backward
- move foreward explosively immediately
- when throwing the 'wrong'foot is in front
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