Pass B1-R1 : R1 catches the ball, jumps backwards with ball (half a turn), jumps to the front again (half a turn back), passes to B1 who does the same.
Series : 4x10 jumps.
variations in jumping :
- two feet at the same time, forward
- one foot,forward
- every jump another foot
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