Working in a square in groups of 3 (with one corner left empty).
Player 2 sprints to the spare corner as player 1 starts to play the pass.
Upon receiving the ball blue 2 turns to throw the ball to the now empty corner which blue 3 sprints towards, ready to receive the pass.
Time the move to receive at speed and stretch.
Progress to turning in the air.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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