Split players into 2 groups, 1 if not enough players
Place 1 group at top and the other at bottom, designated by a cone with 3 cones in between
1st player of each group goes at same time performing dynamic movements around cones
In rectangle the 2 groups play possession football focusing only on their group and ball
Perform full range of movement
Communication with teammates
Observe space
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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