4 players in 1 group
1/
players in the middle have the ball [ Players outside working ]
one touch pass (right and left foot) than shuffle right side than pass the ball with right foot than shuffle left and pass the ball with left foot and go to opposite side and repeat
[Talk about the side movement & after passing the ball lean forward]
2/
Players on the outside have the ball [Players inside working]
one touch pass (right and left foot) than shuffle right side than pass the ball with right foot than shuffle left and control the ball with the left right foot (open out) than pass the ball to opposite side and follow through
[talk about opening the body out]
3/
exactly the same as the 2nd one but with fingers showing (numbers)
4/
working with one ball,
one two with the first player (right and left foot)
than he decides to move either right or left
3rd player have to react to it and move oppsite side
1st player pass the ball to 2nd player , 2nd player pass the ball back to 1st player, 1st player pass the ball into 3rd player, 3rd player pass the ball back to 2nd player, 2nd player pass the ball to 4th player.
[talk about the pass and movement off the ball]
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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