two green players recieve the ball from the outside of the circle and they both have one touch, one green player will set the other and the other player will pass the ball to someone else on the edge of the circle and repeat the process with two balls so they are always moving and looking where to recieve the next pass from.
- passing
- movement
- communication
- one touch quick play
in more ways than one
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in more ways than one
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