Watch as Coach Trey Wilkes explains and shows practice clips of the Partner Approaches Drill. He sets up the drill using cones spaced 10–12 yards apart. In a three-whistle sequence, the first whistle signals the defenders to turn their eyes to locate the dodger, the second whistle dictates the dodger’s movement, and the third whistle gives the dodger the green light to attack.
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