-There are four cones set up as a diamond. Three players will stand by a cone so there will always be one cone free.
-When a player passes a ball to their teammate, they must move into the spare cone.
-The players can use different passes to pass the ball e.g. chest pass, bounce pass and overhead pass.
-When a player passes the ball can they use their eyes and find the spare cone.
-Can their body face the ball at all times. If you're not looking at the ball you may lose possession.
-Can the players communicate when they want to pass the ball to their teammate to make them aware.
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