Link touch is a game where the defending team will pair up and has to link together holding hands. This will create space for the attacking team to try to score using patient passing and footwork. The one team will attack for 1 minute 30 then the other team then they swap round. after both teams have attacked, i will bring them in to speak about how they can improve.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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