Players are paired up 1vs1.
Have to dribble ball into end zone, then keep ball, turn, and go into opposite end zine. Repeat as many times as possible
Multiples 1vs1 in same grid to add interference.
This practice will be physically intense so keep an eye on the time
This practice should help players be creative and work on their awareness and finding space.
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