A cone is set up to the side of the goal. The goalkeeper stands in the goal and the goalkeeper trainer positions himself, with the balls, 11-16 meters in front of the goal.
Procedure
The goalkeeper sprints (or runs sideways of backwards) to the cone, sprints back to the goal and receives a shot by the goalkeeper trainer. 1-3: Paths Resources: 1 field goal, 1 cone or more
Tip
1 cones or more, 1 full-court goal(s), : Explosive start to the cone, staying close to the cone when running around it and run as fast as possible back to the goal line. \n- Just before the goalkeeper trainer touches the ball the goalkeeper does a small jump with both legs or takes a small step forward, spreads his arms out, bends his knees a little and stands on the balls of his feet. His feet should point in the direction of the trainer and are roughly hip-width apart. His upper-body is bent slightly forward and his eyes are fixed on the ball.\n- Regardless of how the balls approach the goal the goalkeeper must try to get his body behind the ball.\n- The aim is to keep hold of the ball. If the goalkeeper is unable to do this the ball should be parried to the side. \n
Training attributes
Condition
Condition
Speed of movement off the ballStrength trainingExplosiveness