Translated from Finnish ·
Mark out an area with cones according to the number of players, for example around 15 × 15 metres for six to eight. Each player has their own ball. Everyone dribbles in the area and at the same time tries to play the other players' balls out of the area. Nobody is out of the game. If a player's own ball goes out, the player retrieves it, does the movement task given by the coach and dribbles back into the game. When there are a lot of players, divide them into several areas. The areas can be ranked: the player who plays a ball out moves up to the higher area and the player who loses their ball drops down to the lower area. Also play at times with different-sized balls.
Head up and your own ball in your peripheral vision, so that you can always see the other players and the free space. Your own ball stays close with short touches with the laces or the outside of the foot, also when you move after another ball. When someone comes towards you, turn so that your side or back is facing them and the ball is on the other foot. Use your arms for balance and to create space for the ball, no pushing.