Two teams are identified with different colours.
Players change their positions in alphabetical order.
Distances and the size of the area must be adequate to the given age-group.
Three variations can be seen, the differences are between the receivings and dribblings by the poles and the player's  combination.

The 1v1 exercise starts when the coach gives a sign to the first players with ball in Positions A.
A determined combination is performed between Player A and B  as quickly as possible.
After that,  Player C gets a penetrating pass from Player B between the sticks as shown. Player C has to try to perform his run in the best rhythm behind the sticks.
Player B must take care of the pace and angle of his penetrating pass.
Player C tries to play the ball into his small goal as fast as he can.
After the finishing the Coach serves a ball to the faster player who tries to beat his opponent in a 1v1 situation and finish the action with a goal.
If the defender intercepts the ball, he can also score.