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Hi Sharon,
For the this drill, you should set up a space that allows for smooth passing and movement. Typically, a small grid or circle of about 10-15 yards in diameter should suffice. This space is large enough to practice passing and receiving while ensuring players can move around comfortably and maintain the drill's flow.
I hope this helps,
Cam
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