Drill to practice passing.
Set up a right angle (L-shape) with lines of 4 players on each side (see diagram)
The ball starts at one of the outer ends and the players pass it down the line, when it reaches the end of the line the fourth player passes the ball off to the first player in the next line (see diagram).
They then pass the ball down the line and pass it off to the first player in the next line, and the drill repeats.
After completing their pass players should run through and join the back of the next line.
Focus on passing technique.
The ball carrier must go forward before passing the ball.
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