Get fit with Liverpool: Part Four
Run off that bacon sandwich with the piggy in the middle drill from Liverpool's head of fitness and conditioning, Darren Burgess

Darren Burgess, head of fitness and conditioning at Liverpool:
"This still requires three players, but now you need an additional ball. Set ups your team-mates are 20 metres apart with you in the middle.
Run between them about 70 per cent of your maximum speed, getting them to pass you the ball when five yards away, which you passbook first time.
Make 10 passes before switching between types of pass: set one a standard instep; set two an instep volley; set three a volley with your laces; set four a headed pass."
Also see:
Get fit with Liverpool: Part One
Get fit with Liverpool: Part Two
Get fit with Liverpool: Part Three
Get fit with Liverpool: Part Five
Get fit with Liverpool: Part Six
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