The purpose of this drill is to get the attacking group to attack 4 different angles and trying to maintain the depth in their attacking shape and at the same time use the width by fixing and shifting it 3X before committing
Key Points:
1. Communication
2. Depth Organization
3. Body Shape prior to running and running line
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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