Once in the designated area, have half the players place their balls outside the area and act as passive defenders. Intensify defensive pressure as you see fit. A. Start a dribble tag game in which several players without the ball are R, and they must tag a dribbler to get his ball. They exchange and the game continues. B. Create a human obstacle course where half of the players are stationary in all kinds of weird positions and the rest of the group dribbles around them.
Award points for proper or creative dribbling, but always one point for a goal.
Each player must kick his ball into the air, receive it and change direction with a dribble. This is done on the coach's count. Depending upon the ability of your players, the count will be short or long. B. Same as above, except the players must get to the nearest line on the field after receiving the ball. This one takes partner cooperation.