Set Up:

Fifteen players are set up inside the grid, lined up at the cones. The players work in groups of four, with two players starting at each end of the grid. Three support players move inside the grid, in between the lines.  During the drill, the players dribble back and forth across the grid, combining with any of the supporting players. The passing combinations can involve more than two players. If no one supports the dribbler, he simply speed dribbles across the grid and leaves the ball for the next player in line. The support players rotate out every five minutes.

Coaching Points:

1.  A poor first pass is likely to result in a poor return pass.

2.  The support player should come to the ball in order to initiate the combinations.

3.  After making the first pass, the dribbler sprints up the field to receive the next pass.

Progressions:

1.  Support players can pass to each other.