The next drill is a passing drill and can be performed with two groups, if there is enough players.To start with, one player will need to stand on each corner of the square however one corner will need an overload (e.g. 3 players). The players will start off passing the ball around the outside of the square in a anti-clockwise direction. After a suitable amount of time (e.g. one minute) get the players to pass around the opposite way. Try and encourage sharp passing with two touches, if possible.
After this, intorduce two footballs. This will increase the difficulty of the drill therefore the players will need to communicate more in order to ensure the passes remains fluent.
Next, the players will pass the ball once sideways, then once diagonally (across the circle) before passing sideways again and then diagonally back to the start. The diagram on the right demonstrates this progression.
If possible, try and add a second ball into the progression.
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"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."
