Groups of 4, in an area the length of a third and just under half way across court. In this area have 3 attackers, 1 defender.
Starting at one end of the third the attackers move to the other end with their passes. Defender attempts to stop this. If the ball is intercepted it is reset to the end that play started on.
When attackers make it to the opposite end = 1 point
When the attackers get to 4 points swap the defender.
If the defenders are really struggling then the width can be made smaller.
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