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Dribbling exercises, initially following coach's instructions to dribble to land-sea-ship lines. Precise stopping at the designated spots. Ends with a competition where the last player is eliminated.
Taggers have a bib in hand, the tagger changes when someone is caught. Rules: - The tagger cannot catch a player who is running through a safe zone - Players cannot remain standing in a safe zone - No more than one player can enter the same safe zone Variation: The safe zone where the coach stands cannot be used Competition: A player gets a point every time they pass through a free point area while escaping. Who will be the first to get 10 points? Variation: Ball Stealing. When stealing, the ball must be gained under control. If the tagger only kicks the escaping player's ball out of the area, the tagger remains the tagger and the escapee retrieves the ball back to the area and continues dribbling. Otherwise, it follows the same principle as in tag.
Area is a circle or square, some players with a ball and some without. The coach gives instructions on what kind of group to form, and players must follow the instruction. For example, "Four players, two balls!" The goal is to be able to form groups quickly; each task can also be given a time limit (e.g., 30s). Make it harder: More complex instructions, e.g., "Group with eight feet and two balls. Two hands on the ground!"
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