Make (3) 10 X 10 yard square. Pass the ball between players and move to provide support and mobility. Move to the undefended space to provide support, be mobile.
The player at position 1 can pass to either of the players at positions 2 and 4. If the player at position 1 passes to the player at position 2, the player at position 4 must quickly move to position 3 in order to support the player in “un-defended space”. The play continues with no defensive pressure and players are allowed to pass to either supporting player.
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