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Run a scrimmage or small-sided game after rehearsing the D in the "step up" command. The "commander" should be an experienced central defender with a voice and a will to take the risk. The Sunday back four should be on one team and the scrimmage should of course have an off-side rule in place. Good for 8v8 and up.
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