The aim is that when the coach signals the start the defending players will spread across to the other side of the field quickly and defend the entire field width. Explain to the players the importance of spreading out and defending in a line.
Game Organisation and Rules
The aim of this game is to get the defending team to understand the importance of spreading out in defence. This game is aprogression of Line Tag.
The keywords are:
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