Players must sprint from one cone to another as fast as they can, making sure they bend down and touch each cone.
After the final cone they should drive into the circle to receive the pass from the coach.
Players must stop and play the shot as best they can.
This is a test to see how your players perform when tired - are they still able to shoot accurately or will their wobbly legs get the better of them?
Recovery time is the time it takes players to gently jog to the back of the line
Discussion:
Ask your players why is having a good level of fitness important?
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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