Goal shot on two goals, with behind running, flanks, crosses and goal

- The opening pass to player B should be played towards his strong foot. - Player B makes a counter-movement at the moment of A's kick-out movement and briefly approaches the ball. - Pay attention to a powerful and precise passing game. - The ball entrainment and further play from the rotation should be a fluid movement and can be done both with the inside and with the outside instep. - When dribbling, pay attention to narrow ball guidance and explosive starting. The in-depth pass to player A must be timed so that the player can flank him from the run just before the baseline. - The type of goalshot develops out of the way of the cross (flat pass, flank ball half high / high). In any case, a direct acceptance should take place. - If the goal is designed with one shot, pay attention to the following posture: upper body above the ball; Leg about 30- 40 cm laterally offset to the ball, foot points in the direction of firing; Arms swing; the arm closest to the firing leg will move the leg out, the other will move forward; the look is focused on the ball at the moment of the shot. - 2 cones, 1 large field goal (s)