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A team of cadets is pictured performing passing drills using cones. The cadets are running toward the cones, passing them to each other before reaching the end of the line. The cones create a funnel-like pattern, allowing the cadets to quickly and easily pass the ball to each other.

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1. Stationary Passing Drill - Set up four cones in a line with 8-10 yards in between each cone. Have players stand 2 yards away from the first cone and start to pass the soccer ball in a controlled manner to the cone and back. After passing to the first cone, the player should move to the second cone, passing the ball back and forth. The player should work their way forward through all the cones. 2. Zigzag Passing Drill - Set up four cones in a zigzag pattern with 8-10 yards in between each cone. Have players stand at the first cone and start to pass the soccer ball in a controlled manner to the cone and back. After passing to the first cone, the player should move to the next cone, passing the ball back and forth. The player should work their way forward through all the cones. 3. Circle Passing Drill - Set up five cones in a circle formation with 5-7 yards in between each cone. Have players stand in the middle and start to pass the soccer ball in a controlled manner to the cones and back. The players should move around the circle, passing the ball to each cone. 4. Triangle Passing Drill - Set up three cones in a triangle formation with 5-7 yards in between each cone. Have players stand at one of the cones and start to pass the soccer ball in a controlled manner to the other two cones and back. The player should move around the triangle passing the ball to each cone. 5. Slalom Passing Drill - Set up five cones in a slalom formation with 5-7 yards in between each cone. Have players stand at the first cone and start to pass the soccer ball in a controlled manner to the cones and back. The players should move through the slalom, passing the ball to each cone.

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Jan. 9, 2023, 10:53 p.m.

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Published: Monday, January 9, 2023

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