4 Cones and 1 Ball inside a 10m x 10m Grid.
Number the players.
The coach shouts out a number and that player is the defender, who has to run to the end line. The other two players are attackers, who run to the opposite end to collect a ball before having a 2 v 1 with the defender.
Player with the ball draws the defender towards them before passing.
Encourage players to try various different techniques.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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