1. In groups of 3. Middle player receives a pass, passes back, then turns on spot and does same with opposite player.
2. In pairs, each player behind a cone. Some variants:
3. Groups of 4, with 2 balls. Each player in front of a cone. Working in pairs, 2 players pass simultaneously to the opposite pair, then switch places. The receivers should hold the ball until the other pair have switched place, before returning the pass.
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