- half a court
- two teams
- two players with an elastic cord run around
- goal is moveing
- try to score a goal into this moving goal with a bounce pass
AND a player of your own team catches it right away
- change possesion after scoring
variations :
- 2 teams, more moving goals
- when scoring there is no change of possession
- scoring only possible by one certain player
- varaitions in passing
- think ahead
- always changing positions
- 'intelligence'of players is trained
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