CHASE THE BOUNCER
Time to practise bouncing the football!
HOW TO SET UP
Use the cone to create 10 x 10 metre squares within your playing area.
Give one player in the pair the football and have them stand by a cone. They arer the 'bouncer'.
Their pair stands at the diagonally opposite cone. they are the ' tagger'.
Try to avoid having more than one Auskicker on a cone - so make as many squares as you need for your group.
LETS PLAY
When you say " go ", the player with the ball runs around the edge of the square, bouncing the ball on the each side of the square
LET'S PLAY
The chaser attempts to catch the bouncer and tag them.
Then swap roles.
VARIATION 1
Try having players take two bounces on each side of the square, or even three
VARIATION 2
You can also try playing threes instead of pairs. Have the extra player on the inside of the square next to the bouncer, giving and receiving handballs after each bounce.
Download the Handy Hints below for more technique tips!
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