2 players work together and stand opposite one another facing each other.
They pass a ball between them as they stand about 3m apart
The coach indicates which direction the players must move in, this forces the 2 to communicate as one player can see the coach and the other can not.
On the whistle the player with ball in hand must try and beat his opponent.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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