Eight or more players are involved in this soccer passing drill. Consider the number of players as regards the resting periods in the drill. Players change their positions continuously in alphabetical order. The drill is performed with one ball.  Cones mark the players' positions. Sticks or mannequins are placed to assign the passing channels. The distances must be adequate to the players' abilities and the age group.  Furthermore, the quality of the pitch must also be considered. Players change their positions continuously in alphabetical order.

This soccer passing drill is a very complex and difficult exercise in the point of view of combinations and movements with and without the ball. In the first period this soccer drill must be played at low intensity to innervate correct movements and changing positions.