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Work on "Duck and Clean" Technique
Player starts on the floor on the orange cone
Pops up runs around Orange cone "The Gate"
Approach- Low body position, hit under the bag and driver up and forwards
Out come- Players should end up on the floor on top of the bag
Reason- By taking the opposition player of his feet he will be out of the game
Progression- go live as per diagram
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