3 players, 1 ball, 1 pad.
Player with the ball throws up the ball for the player without the pad to run up to jump and catch while the player with the pad puts on the pressure.
It is important that the catching player attacks the ball and leads with the knee into the pad and turns on landing to be able to present the ball.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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