Have four attackers with a ball just passing around. On the whistle they have to shoot in one pass.
Defence breaks for standard counter. Wings are covered by the backs and pivot is covered by center.
Center stays back for easy pass and backs already advance to midway to bring the ball forward quickly.
Wings can cut in as second pivot if there is space.
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