In Pairs. ! player runs out picks up the ball and grubber kicks, the second player chases and has to gather the moving ball.
Score on the cones. (leave the ball). The first player remains in the kick receiving zone.
On the return, the second player picks the ball up and does a kick off (drop kick). The first playr tries to catch the ball and scores on the first line.
Repeat with swapped positions.
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