If you have ever worked with me, you will hear me very often speaking about "see/do" versus "see/decide/do".
That is one of the main points in my work with goalkeepers: I want them to be able to SEE (get the visual input) / then to DECIDE what and how to do about what they saw / and then to DO the save reaction.
What happens most of the time, if you pay close attention, is that many young goalkeepers will SEE the player taking off/jumping, and then right away they will DO something, without clear idea about why they did it or how they should do it.
We (goalkeeper coaches) need to help them in this!!!
When speaking about saves of the wing shots - it's important to approach the topic in proper, very detailed way and to explain to your goalkeeper that there are different ways to position and to react on wing shots depending on the size of the angle from which the wing player will jump. This is something I am teaching goalkeepers since I have started to coach because I have discovered that this way brought me the biggest results in work with goalkeepers on this topic.
If you miss to explain this part to your goalkeeper - s/he will have very big challenge in understanding how, when and what to do while trying to save the wing shots.
That is usually one of the biggest problems many goalkeepers have: not having clear plan or idea on what to do when trying to save those shots from wing positions.
After fully understanding that there are different ways to position and to react on wing shots depending on the size of the angle from which the wing player will jump - it will be very important to observe the body position of the wing player during that jump (for example: if player's shoulders are positioned towards the goal, or towards the 7m line).
In this video you can see the example of player jumping from so called normal wing angle, using the take off and flight for additional opening of its shooting angle.
Meaning: the goalkeeper has to follow that movement and try to position properly towards the hand with the ball, while maintaining good stance and balance, and while being PATIENT and CALM!
The more calm the goalkeeper is - the more wing player has to think about how to shoot and what to do in order to score.
Usual mistake that many young goalkeepers are making is that they are doing (most often too early) something before the player shoots, thus offering certain area of the goal and lowering chances for making a successful save!
In this video, the goalkeeper is making proper step forward towards the place from where the shooter is taking off. The goalkeeper is making that step forward with the leg closer to the post, after which the other leg comes in the same line, with the purpose of taking proper and balanced stance while all the time observing the player's hand with the ball.
After being patient and following the path of player's hand movement - goalkeeper can make proper save reaction.
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Let's help to as many goalkeepers as we can!
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In my Level 2 online course, we will work on theory and techniques for saves of shots from 6 meters and wing shots.
How do you know if Level 2 video course is for you:
- You need more help with how to approach work on saves of shots from 6 meters line with your goalkeepers
- Your goalkeepers are the most insecure and unsuccessful in saves of shots from wing position
- You don’t know where and how to start when it comes to work with young goalkeepers on saves of the wing shots
- You don’t know what are techniques for saves of high, middle or low shots from 6 meters line positions
HERE ARE ALL THE TOPICS THAT I WILL GO THROUGH IN LEVEL 2 VIDEO COURSE:
-Saves of shots from 6 meters line - introduction
-Saves of shots from 6 meters line - the first step forward and proper positioning
-Saves of the high, middle and low shots from 6 meters line player, theory and technique
-Saves of the wing shots - introduction, proper positioning, proper technique, theory
-The wing stance
-Different wing angles of shooting from the wing positions
-Saves of the high, middle and low shots from the small wing angle
-Saves of the high, middle and low shots from the normal wing angle - theory and technique in work with young goalkeepers
To read more about the course and to purchase it, please visit this link:
vanjaradic.fi/level-2-online-...
Besides Level 2 Online Course, there are: Level 1 Online Course for coaches; Sliding Technique Video Course and Agility Ladder Drills Video Collection with 102 drills.
For more information about my all available online programs, please visit my website:
www.vanjaradic.fi
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