5 on the outside one runner. All playesr techniqu focused whether static or dynamic. running player recieves then off loads, turning and going back through
progression to have outisde players vary distance from center line so passes has to be picked
player works for 30s first run through or 2 passes through
can progress to 60s work if want some cardio
All players have good technique
For porgression ouside players are arranged so either a push or a spin pass
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