Pass to the trainer, then start to the wing and pass with wing player, then backwards and forward again to receive pass from the trainer and throw at the goal.
Variations:
- when thrown at the goal, you stay as a defensive blocker.
- when thrown at the goal, you are an active defender who has to be feinted to throw at the goal.
- when thrown at the goal, stay as a defender who reacts as he likes.
Quick feet are asked here to perform the ways a left/right back court player use to go.
Concentrate on good shots.
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