6 cones, W, F & 1 Ball
When roating players W becomes the Feeder, previous Feeder joins the back of the line
– Players should aim to keep their running movements straight and direct between the cones and avoid running a small curve on their changes of direction.
– As your players change direction, ensure they’re turning their hips and knee to face the direction they’re going to run next.
– When sidestepping, look for your players to bend their knees slightly and keep their feet light and quick. It should be a fast foot movement, rather than a long, loping movement.
– Players can either run a number of repetitions (3-6, depending on age and ability) before switching with their throwing partner, or work in groups of three and rotate continuously until each player has completed the set number of repetitions
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