Set Up 4 cones in a square as shown
up to 3 player on each cone, with one ball per group.
1) front player of each group run with the ball towards the next group to their right(to start with)
2) When they get to the next corner pop pass to the player at the front of that group and then joins the back of the group.
3) Can change direction of game by going to left instead of right
Ball in two hands while running
Receiving player hands up giving approaching player a target for pass
Approaching player good pass to receiving players target
Communication, players calling other players names when passing to them
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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