All players with a ball, constantly dribbling around set area, heads up so as not to bump into each other.
Controlled dribbling (ball on stick) and awareness are crucial.
Give instructions at random intervals to keep it fun. (e.g. touch the floor, change direction, jump etc.)
Focus on heads up, knowing what is going on around them.
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