1. Split group into two even numbered teams.
2. Teams try to maintain possession and score in any 4 BOXES.
3. To score, player must pass ball in and out of box.
4. Cannot score in the same box just scored. Play for 5 minutes and tally points.
1. Cannot dribble into box. MUST PASS IN & OUT.
2. Focus on changing point of attack after scoring. MUST SCORE IN DIFFERENT BOX.
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