Using cones and tackle bags, mark out your training area as shown in the diagram. The tackle bags should be stood up, and at a distance away from the play that tests the strength of their pass.
Set 6 balls at each cone and divide your players into groups of 2, and allocate one group of 2 to each training area.
Tell your players that...
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Have enough training areas in order to keep your players busy and active.
in more ways than one
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