In threes, 1 ball.
1 player throws the ball up for one of the other player s to catch and the third player to put on a little pressure.
Timing of run so player can jump and catch.
Lead with right or left knee.
land with legs in wide
stance turn on landing
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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