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“Attackers aim to get to the other side without being two-hand touched. If touched, they join the defence. The defenders start facing away with two or more defenders”
A 10m by 5m area.
Give the attackers a ball each.
Make the defender grab the attacker. If they can hold them for two seconds, then it counts as a tackle.
Make it full contact.
Works best with four players, but five, even six okay. With six, make the box a bit wider.
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