Rondo

1. Mark a 10 by 10 metre square. Play in groups of five: four outside the square, one on each side, and one defender in the middle. One ball per group, and as many squares side by side as you need, so nobody waits.
2. The four outside players keep the ball with passes. They may move along their own side, but not into the square.
3. Ten passes in a row score a point for the outside players.
4. The defender scores a point by winning the ball or making it leave the square. The player who lost it, or whose pass was cut out, swaps into the middle.

The player on the ball has a moment to decide which teammate the defender cannot reach. So the look happens before the ball arrives, and the choice is between the two side passes and, when the defender commits to one side, the pass straight through the middle. The players without the ball decide where along their side to stand so a line stays open. The defender decides which pass to take away first.