4 teams of 4 with 16 grids set out. Players are to pass to only their team.
1st progression: players pass to their team mate moving into an open grid
2nd progression: After a pass players must rotate grids with a team mate.
3rd progression: First touch must take you into another grid still following rules of progression 1 and 2.
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