Attacking support drill
Variation = instead of attacking form a defensive line on the cone
Players into two groups.
Red bibs and blue bibs in each group
Players lie on the grass in two circles facing each other in the group
Ball and cones as per sketch
COACH FOCUS ON THE TIMMING OF THE CALLS
Defense variation:
No need for the ball or ball carier.
Coach just call the colour bibs and the cone colour they need to form the defensive line on.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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