“1-2-3 and IN”
One team of 4 players take up positions roughly in the corners of an
area defined into a square shape roughly 5m x 5m or larger. On the
completion of every three successful passes to another team member (passing
back and forth is allowed) one member of the opposing defensive team enters the
area and tries to intercept the ball without making any physical contact.
Score one point per successful pass. Upon interception or completion of
12 passes teams change positions. The winning team is the first to reach
60 points.
The game consists of fundamental movement skills of passing, catching
and running (moving). Game skills of passing to an open player, passing
around a defender and moving to an open position are involved in offence and
for defence there is reading the play, moving to defensive position and cutting
off the angle of the passing lane.
This game was invented by a university lecturer and author named Les
House.
Cheers!
Mark
Grisham