red player runs pass the cones ready to recive the ball from the blue player while holding and turning with the ball dribbing to the outside of the cones to lose your marker then pass to the red inthe end zone then the blue player does the same
one touch pass
loosing your marker by making a fake turn player go one way the marker goes another way
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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