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The focus is on fun, covering dribbling at pace, change of direction, disguise, attacking space.
The Rules
Split the players into two teams. One team starts in the middle and one team goes to an end zone.
The team in the middle are the zombies and in order to bite a player they have to keep their ball close and within touching distance when they tag a runner with their hand.
The players without a ball have to go from end zone to end zone without being bitten by the zombies.
Once a runner is bitten they turn into a zombie and get a ball from the side of the area.
See who can be the last runner to get bitten.
Main Objectives
Dribbling at pace, change of direction, disguise, attacking space.
Set Up
Area: 40x30 yards with 5 yard end zones
Players: 12, 2 teams of 6
Equipment: 11 balls
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What To Call Out
“Zombies!” – to get the game started
“You’ve been bitten”
“Stay inside the grid”
Progression
Fewer zombies than runners will make it harder at the start.
You can also use smaller balls to increase skill levels or add specific gates that runners must escape through.
Hint
Have fun, don’t get bitten.
Keith Boanas
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