The players pass to the goalkeeper who then plays a return pass to the player who catches the ball and runs with it to the other end of the court.
Once they reach the other end they pass to the keeper and a new pair start the drill at the opposite end.
Once your players are comfortable with this drill you can instruct your players to take a shot when they reach the far end of the court.
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