So we're going to use these four squares now we've opened it up and made it a bit bigger. Can you see them? So we're going to orange square here. A yellow square there. Orange square there, yellow square there. Just go on that side of those two squares. That's it. Just go on that side down. So combination in the middle, trying to receive to play forward. So greens are playing with greens, blues are playing with blues. So if the greens started with it, you'd play into mark, good and stay there but where would you go Kirin? Ah good stay there. So opposite squares. So Kirin couldn't be in line with mark. It'd have to be in a combination in the middle. Got to be a combination. Then wait there. As it goes into wheel, then you transfer it to the blues jack. Then the blues would play through. So we play it through. Yeah go on, play it through. Hopefully quicker than that. He played into Dan, then Dan and played a hoop. Heelsy then we'd play through. Ready? Play off the green heels. Yeah off you go, play. Good. Now you're getting ready to move blues and play and play. Good you can get in there way greens just getting there way. Now you're looking to play. We'll have two in the middle again but we'll add some defenders in. So defenders can only defend in certain zones which is still allows the attackers to move to work off each other but still have more pressure than in the previous exercise. Now greens are going to play first. Blues are going to do the combination first and play into a green. But Jack's going to defend inside these two squares. So just come forward a bit more Jack. So Jack can defend in this square or that square. Okay, he can't move anywhere else. He can go in either. Dan can defend it in this square and this square here. Can't go anywhere else. But the greens can swap and go anywhere they like but they've got to try and be what? Diagonals and opposites. So heelsy might go in there where would you go then? Good and Jack you've got to try and pick him up in there. Blues if you win it, feed it to the blue on the outside that's how you score. Greens you score by transfer it and going into end. Good. Good, heelsy. Can you find the M-man? Yeah it's a one play on play on. Good. Good take him out. Oh Mark, he might go in there. He might go in there. Keep swapping, keep changing it. Keep changing it. Can you find the blue on the outside? Good. Well played. Bounce the green. Play, feed him in. Swap over. Yeah, transfer it. Now you can play. Clear, they love that move. Well played blues. Well done. What we're looking at is combination play so players receive skills moving as the ball travels and being able to play forward whenever they can and see both targets.