line up four cones in front of the goal and have them numbered 1 - 4 or use different colors if possible.
place 2 - 3 balls at each cone.
on a 3,2,1 go command the coach will then call out what cone the shot will be coming from, upon which the goalkeeper must get in position to make the save.
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