@ThePerformanc16 @Don_K_Williams GK’s would be better suited to the opposite … 30-40min per day of “quality GK training” -> THEN -> remainder of time in proper team integration. 13 hours per week is excessive for GK in isolation.
@alatricty@MnReferee@donhutch4 “Making an obvious action” (last line of posted law) The obvious action(s) are running next to the ball (changing line of defenders & GK) and stepping next to ball and drawing his leg back (photo in thread) changes GK movements. These are “Obvious Actions”.
@ijuanchotweets@cboehm@KeithCostigan@MattDoyle76 His footwork / movement / timing was good which leads to having better use up of his “top hand”. (Which ideally is better choice) He did everything right, until he didn’t 😎
Goalkeepers, can we please stop with the horrible choice to make a K-Save and get beat between your legs because it was the wrong choice AND poorly executed? UNCvMarshal
@KeeperInstitute While both are good saves, top GK gets very little drive / power from the front foot as compared to the bottom GK and limits ability to parry the ball around the post. The first key component is strong drive from foot, followed closely by low hand DRIVE and low head
Since it's World Book Day I will give away the three copies of Marcelo Bielsa - 13 steps to the Premier League that I still have from my authors copies.
Just like and RT this tweet. I'll choose three winners on Sunday and get them signed and sent out.
In this episode @AdelaideAGay joins us at the table. NCAA champion & professional goalkeeper whose experiences include stays in: USA, Iceland, Sweden, Norway & now Denmark. We enjoyed it, we hope you do as well!
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In this weeks episode Karl Spratt pulls up a chair to chat with the boys. Karl is the the Director or Academy goalkeeping with @NERevolution of Major League Soccer. @sprattyK@GKostelis@JeffShuk@drbillsteffen
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