Players line up in two lines on opposite sides of the pitch, in line with the 7 metre line.
The first players in both lines set off at the same time as one another.
When they cross over in the middle the player with the ball passes, using the hand that is closest to their team mate, to the player who they are running past who then dribbles to the other side and passes to the next player waiting in line.
Players should turn their shoulder towards the player they are passing to in order to protect the ball.
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