Develop the players’ ability to connect to the ball carrier, so when the ball carrier comes to a halt, it’s easy enough to pass and for the supporting player to run onto the pass.
This activity creates messy beginnings for players to sort out and run onto the ball, just like from line breaks. In the development, the support player has to be running onto the ball not to be caught.
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