Dividing the court in half lengthways and widthways, players are aiming to get the ball from a backline throw into the centre third.
Simple 3 vs 3.
The player starting the drill is a GK and so cannot enter the centre third.
Players need to be aware of space, they do not want to crowd into one area.
Can draw defenders to create space for the other attacker
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