GA would come out at an angle to rec the centre pass. WA would move into the GA space closer to the D to revive the next ball. The C would be the second option on the circle edge. From the pass the shooter would recieve next pass and shoot.
Dodging on the centre pass and GS, turning of the hips away from the player and pushing of onto outside foot.
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