I want to find all files in all subdirectories which has a name `ExampleDir`

eg.

```
+ ParentDirA
   + ChildDirA
     - file1.txt
   + ExampleDir
     - file2.txt
+ ParentDirB
   + ChildDirB
     - file3.csv
   + ExampleDir
     - file4.csv

```

Executing command should return: file2.txt and file4.csv

I have tried the following:

```
find . -type d -name "ExampleDir" | xargs find -type f
find . -type d -name "ExampleDir" -exec find -type f {} \;
find . -type d -name "ExampleDir" -exec find -type f {} +

```

They all return:

```
find: paths must precede expression

```

If I were to go down this route (which I think is logical) I would have to find out how to pipe the path to the find command.

Is there a better way?