Set up a small triangle of cones on the circle edge, to one side. A defender stands in this area.
Have 2 attackers (A1, A2) positioned as shown in the diagram.
A1 runs into the triangle to receive the ball from A2. A1 passes back to A2 and then enters the circle for another pass.
The attackers should front cut or back cut the defender:
Shift the defenders bodyweight to get onto the circle by running at them and then dodging.
in more ways than one
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