Use this quick attack-defence-evasion game to improve your players’ awareness and speed. It can easily be developed to include other elements like self-organisation and decision making.
· Give every attacker a ball.
· If an attacker is tagged, they don’t carry a ball next time.
· Play with one ball. The ball can be passed in any direction. When you shout the colour, the ball must be passed by a static player.
· Change the square into a rectangle.
· Have one of the defenders call out the colour to attack.
· Have the attackers stand facing inwards.
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