How it Works:

1. R start with the ball, B checks for the ball and plays a one-two with R.
2. R then speed dribbles forward with head up and close, controlled touches.
3. As R is dribbling forward, B checks away from his triangle, and initiates a run for R to pass into, splitting the two triangles, or defenders.
4. R and B must get timing of run and pass right to stay onside, if B needs to create more time for R to pass the ball, B should bend his run to stay on sides as long as possible.

 

 

The Rotation:

1. After B plays a one-two with R, he rotates toward the open two triangles to make the final run going the opposite direction.
2. After R plays the through ball, he stays in the middle for a one-two with G going the opposite direction.

   

        3.  After B passes to G, he follows his pass and G now starts with the ball going the opposite direction.

 

TIP:  When first introducing this pattern, players may need extra time to get an understanding of the rotation.  You can add a one-two between B and W to allow G and R more time to get in position for the pattern going the other direction.