3 players, 1 ball, half court space.
2 feeders set up with one near baseline and one near half way.
Worker starts near feeder on baseline.
Feeder starts with the ball and gives a short pass.
Worker returns pass and drives down the court to receive a long pass. Worker passess the ball to the opposite feeder on half way.
Worker runs around feeder.
Worker receives a pass on the go and passes back to the original feeder on the baseline to then get a short pop pass to finish.
A good flowing drill for players to get timings correct and passess accurate.
Worker to drive hard onto the ball.
Be careful of footwork on the move.
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