Passing and driblling while under pressure.
Blues try and get through the channel of footballs without getting hit. Reds and yellows must make an effort to not hit the blues.
Have the passers count how many passes they can get without hitting a dribbler or without the ball going astray.
Have the dribblers count how many times they got from one side to the other without getting hit.
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