B4 and B5 hold their positions with balls.
Pass B4-B1 who throws at the goal.
R1 blocks the ball.
Pass B5-B6 who throws from the wing.
R2 just lets it happen, succeed and takes position of B6.
B6 starts for the fast break, gets ball from goal keeper and throws at the goal.
Sidesteps around cones, go to B group.
Many runs in fairly high tempo which can be held for a longer period.
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