Blue players pass the ball around the triangle.
Players should run forward (to the cone) to meet the pass and before passing the ball again should try and use a change of direction/feint to beat the defender in the middle who is trying to intercept the next pass.
Tell your players to be creative.
Players' feinting technique should really look like a real shot or pass to pivot in order to wrong-foot the defender.
If the defender intercepts the pass the player that lost the ball becomes the next defender and drill continues.
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