Two lines on the baseline lining up at the bottom of the key. A player from on of the lines will run around the top of the key and recieve a pass from the other line and take a shot. the player who made that pass will then run in the opposite direction and the process continues.
Make sure that the players know where they need to be running and where they need to pass.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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