A circle will be formed surrounding a player. One player will be stood directly in the middle of the circle; they will have the ball. The other four players will form a surrounding circle. The centre player will bounce pass the ball to one of the players stood on the circle edge, the player will recieve the ball and return bounce pass to the centre player. This will happen in a circular motion and after two circuits of the circle the centre player will be changed.
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