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Double shot action
15 min
Soccer Exercise

Double shot action

  • Age U6 - U13, U14 - U19
  • Training Set Main point
  • Number of Players 1 - 5 players

Setup

The goalkeeper stands at the near post according to the diagram. A goalkeeping coach (A) stands with the ball behind the goal, another stands 10 meters to the side (C) and another stands 10-12 meters centrally, in front of the goal (B). The balls are with the goalkeeping coaches.

Procedure

The goalkeeper stands in the goal with his back to the open field. As soon as A drops the ball, the goalkeeper turns to face coach B whose first shot he tries to stop (towards the far post). He then immediately tries to stop the second shot from C, who aims for the near post. Intensity: 6-8 Repetitions. Course of movements: A

Tip

1 full-court goal(s), - As soon as the coach starts to turn, the coach takes his shot.\n- The goalkeeper tries to catch the balls, if this is not possible he should push the ball of to the side.\n-The takeoff takes place either with or without an intermediate step. Taking many steps, makes for too large a waste of time. When taking off, the bodyweight is on the push-off leg.\nThe goalkeeper jumps with a momentum step to the side. To the right, by taking momentum over his right foot, and laterally pushes off over the soccer ball. To the left by taking momentum over the left foot.\n-The goalkeeper has a movement to the right and one to the left.\n-Change the side and angle of the shots.\n

Training attributes

Condition

Condition
Speed of movement off the ball Strength training Explosiveness

Co-ordination

Co-Ordination
Quick anticipation Flexibility Quick processing

Training Organization

Age
U6 - U13 U14 - U19
Duration
15 min
Training Set
Main point
Number of Players
1 - 5 players
Form of Training
Individual training Group training
Position training
Goalkeeper training
Exercise level
Easy Intermediate Difficult
Spatial Behavior
Penalty box
Training Location
Pitch Indoor