Three cones are constructed in a triangular shape according to the graphic. There are three players at the top cone and two players at the bottom. There is a player at the side cone and another in the playing field inside the cone triangle (blue D).
A plays a doublepass with player B. Then he plays another one with player C (past passive opponent D). He passes the back pass to the left into the path of player C, who takes the ball with him at high speed and dribbles to the other side. Player A goes through to player C's station after the last pass. Alternative: Player D becomes active and can move freely left or right.
- The player waiting for the ball starts his counter-movement at the same time as the passing movement of the passing player. - The plumper must orientate his walking pace to the pass speed. - Do not place the supporting leg too far from the ball and make sure that the players do not lie on their back. - The pass timing and the start timing are crucial. - Often the players run faster than they pass. - Demand sharpness and accuracy of play. - The ball should be accepted with a single contact. - 3 cones