one ball for every 2 players.
players are jogging around in the area. players with balls are dribbling and on the whistle pass the ball to their pair.
-pass only with right/left foot
-add 2 defender whose aim is to steal the ball.
try to keep the pace with and without ball. also keep the ball inside the area.
be aware of their pairs and the surroundings(other players, balls, side line)
pairs do not need to stay close.
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