- The attackers start side by side about 4m away from the feeder, facing the feeder.
- They slowly jog backwards together as a pair.
- When the feeder shouts go they both change to running forwards and the feeder throws a straight chest pass to the middle of them for whoever is in front to grab.
Challenge your players to be the first to 5.
Attackers have to be level for the feeder to shout go.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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