1. a simple crossing drill
2. players must cross he ball into the cone square, this simulates a player in perfect position to fiish the ball into the back of the net
1. Players should run up to the ball if they want power
2. Technique is key to getting the ball to bounce in the cone square
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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