Players pair up with one ball. Coach lays out several rows of cones (7-10) per line. Players pass to each through the cones while moving laterally. Progressions 1) two touches max 2) one touch max
Passing with right and left foot
Received ball is under control.
Heel down, toe up when passing.
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