- Set up the corridor with the red cones (box here for emphasis)
- Have blue players line up along the width of the corridor
- The blue players must jog across the corridor at different times, and different speeds
- Red player starts at far end of the corridor with a ball, and must dribble to the other side without bumping in to other players
- As a progression, you could have everyone with a ball, and in order to encourage everyone to keep their head up, players must shift down a position each time.
- This will keep blue players with their heads up to know when they must move down (so blue player in line 3 moves to line 2, blue player in line 2 moves into line 1, and blue player in line 1 would become the new player to dribble across)
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