There are two teams in a box (the size is detrmined by how many players you have), the aim is to string together ten passes between your team. The other teams job is to try and intercept the passes and string together ten passes of their own. A main part of this modified game is to have possession. More possesion = more passes.
1. Keep the tempo high.
2. Try and get the ball to their team mates any way they want e.g. one twos, chips, through balls.
3. Plenty of communication between the teams
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