Black plays the ball to blue and sprints to receive pass.
Blue does short dribble and passes through white cones into path of Black who has as shot.
Blue joins black queue and vice versa.
Black is sprinting and not jogging.
Blue has to put the ball in his path without him having to slow down or go get it.
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