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Your passing drills shouldn't be complicated. They just need 4 things: 1) Short passes – keep it simple. 2) Constant movement – no players standing around. 3) High pace – if it's not fast it's pointless. 4) Small groups – more touches per player. 🎥: proveitfootball

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