Players will zigzag through the cones infront of them. When they reach the last cone, there will be a ball placed on the top of it (use a flat cone). The player then need to kick the ball through the hoop that the coach will be holding.
Can also use a pole instead of a hoop. just kick over the pole.
Use laces/straps to kick the ball.
Keep your eye on the ball when you kick.
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