Use this game to raise the heart rate, develop finding space, footwork and practise applying skills under increasing degrees of difficulty.
When an attacker has scored, they cannot enter the same box again to score and must find another box to score in. Attacker must pass if touched
FURTHER PROGRESSIONS
When an attacker has scored, they must pass to another player for the next score. That is, they cannot run into the next box to score, the score must come from another player.
If the receiver gets touched, they cannot pass to the person that has just passed the ball and must instead pass to another teammate, encouraging support.
Play with all the progressions as before but if ball is dropped or intercepted then the attacking team lose all of their points but can continue to attack within their timeframe. They can also kick but must be to hands (no bounce and catch).
These progressions also make the defenders work harder as pressure can force attacking errors and their tactics will be centred around applying pressure and defending the boxes.
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