Player attackes the cones running with ball with the Right Lead method as earlier explained in session.
At cones player performs the Reverse Stick Reverse Out through the orange cones.
Passing through the green cones the player performs Reverse Lead.
At the next set of cones the player must peform a Front Stick Reverse Out.
The player than takes a shot at goal after entering into the circle
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