a ball should be passed from the goalie nto the path of an attacker. they will then decide wether what foot and if too take a touch or shoot first time.
if the group are finding it easy either make them shoot with their weaker foot or incresase the distancce the shot is taken from.
head over the ball to keep the ball low.
use the inside of your foot to take a touch if need be.
use your other foot to direct your shot on target
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