B Licence GK Module

B LICENCE
GOALKEEPING MODULE
Advanced Coaching Courses
GOALKEEPER STARTING POSITIONS
DESIGNING SESSIONS TO INCLUDE

YOUR GOALKEEPER
GOALKEEPER
STARTING
POSITIONS
3
STARTING POSITIONS
The 4 main moments
The 3 positional questions
Defensive line
Proactive mindset
Where can the GK position himself to
have the most influence on the game?
5
The 4 main moments
The 4 Main Moments
Transition to BP
Ball Possession Ball Possession GK defensive
Opponent (BPO) Own Team (BP) role starts here
Transition to BPO
The 3 positional questions
SHOT STOPPING LAST RESORT
GK prioritises from Proactive (space) to Reactive (goal)
1
Three questions 1. Can the player on the ball score?
govern where
the GK stands at 2. What are the chances of saving the
any given potential shot?
moment in the
game. 3. What’s the likelihood the player
on the ball will shoot?
GK Starting Position - Ball with Le Stopper.
11
10
12
8 9
2
7
What is the role of the GK in BPO?

ft
Where is the immediate threat?
1. In theory, can the player on the ball score?
2. What are the chances of saving the potential shot?
3. What’s the likelihood the player on the ball will shoot?

3 Q’s govern GK starting position 13
3 Q’s govern GK starting position 14
The defensive line
Why?
‘Controlling’ the
back four plays a GK needs to create space to work.
pivotal role in
allowing the GK
to effectively How?
defend the space Make the field smaller by pushing
in front of him. backline up .
17
FOSTER vs BHA aug19
Starting position mindset:
Reactive Proactive
•No risks •Takes a chance

•Passive •Assertive
•Negative body language •Positive body language
•On heels •On the front foot
•Fearful •Fearless
•Disengaged •Engaged
•Pedestrian •Mobile
•Ball watcher •A step ahead
19
Starting position mindset?
20
21
Why are most goalkeepers
preoccupied with
defending the goal line?
Can the player on the ball score?
The GK must ask the question continually throughout the game.
A constant readjustment is needed in relation

to the ever changing position of the ball on the eld.
There is no generic starting position for a GK if the ball is

situated in a certain part of the eld.
Each goalkeeper will take up a position that is

comfortable for them.
fi
fi
DESIGNING SESSIONS
TO INCLUDE YOUR
GOALKEEPER
PRESENTATION NAME 26
PRESENTATION NAME
Is Goalkeeping important for you?
Is the GK a priority in your session design?
Who recruits their Goalkeeper first &

prioritises this position?
Who has a Goalkeeper coach or even

someone who can work with the GK’s?
Who includes the Goalkeeper in the

session in a practical way?
Who just throws the Goalkeeper in the goals at the

end of the session and has everyone shoot at them?
Who has spent even a little time trying to

understand the Goalkeeper position properly?
Good strikers win games but good

goalkeepers win championships.
All championship winning teams

have great goalkeepers.
Change the narrative around
goalkeeping.
Make them a priority rather than an after thought.
Design sessions to incorporate the goalkeeper.
Goalkeeper only sessions for the whole team

at a young age.
Look for qualities of a goalkeeper at a young age

and nurture them into the position.
How do we incorporate the Goalkeeper?
Goalkeeper can be running without a ball and

calling out a players name who kicks the ball
into his/her hands.
Goalkeeper runs around and is allowed to go

into a 5 point block or smother to win the ball
from the players running with the ball.
Goalkeeper dribbles and taps to the side and

dives on ball as players perform a skill.
Goalkeeper acts as a bouncer on outside of grid.

Goalkeeper in between two poles instead of of the

small goals.
Players need to score by the following:
• Push pass - Scoop for GK.

• Drive or curl - cup and w for GK.
• Run past to score - 1 v 1 or GK.
Goalkeeper can then roll out to his/her team to run

with the ball or throw into goal the other end.
Everyone can have a go at goalkeeping.

Goalkeeper in between two poles instead of of the
small goals.
Players need to score by the following:
• Push pass - scoop for GK

• Drive or curl - cup and w for GK
• Run past to score - 1 v 1 or GK
Goalkeeper can then roll out to his/her team to run

with the ball or throw into goal the other end.
Goalkeeper has to protect both small goals or make 1

big one.
Everyone can have a go at goalkeeping.

Goalkeeper can use feet or hands

during the passing pattern.
Go one way and add goal for the 3 to turn and shoot.
Split the pattern into 2 and have 2 GK’s working.
Players must hit the GK’s hands to start and then add a
restriction. Perhaps work on a GK topic?
Goalkeepers on the ends acting as bounce

players will be the most common.
As the Yellow team hits the 9 in the middle zone

1 player will run off and receive the ball and
shoot towards the Orange keeper in between
poles or a goal. Then play starts at Orange
keeper.
This not only incorporates the goalkeeper but

also makes it a little more fun for the outfield
players as they get to shoot.
INCORPORATING
THE GOALKEEPER
1. STARTING POSITION
(GENERAL PLAY)
PRESENTATION NAME
Ball beyond defence - Skill acquisition
Ball beyond defence - Skill acquisition
Ball beyond the defence
INCORPORATING
THE GOALKEEPER
2. STARTING POSITION
(CROSS SCENARIO)
PRESENTATION NAME
Dealing with crosses - Skill acquisition
Dealing with crosses
THANK YOU!

B Licence GK Module

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

B Licence GK Module

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

B Licence GK Module

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

B LICENCE

DESIGNING SESSIONS TO INCLUDE

The 3 positional questions

What is the role of the GK in BPO?

1. In theory, can the player on the ball score?

2. What are the chances of saving the potential shot?

3. What’s the likelihood the player on the ball will shoot?

•No risks •Takes a chance

A constant readjustment is needed in relation

There is no generic starting position for a GK if the ball is

Each goalkeeper will take up a position that is

Is the GK a priority in your session design?

Who recruits their Goalkeeper first &

Who has a Goalkeeper coach or even

Who includes the Goalkeeper in the

Who just throws the Goalkeeper in the goals at the

Who has spent even a little time trying to

Good strikers win games but good

All championship winning teams

Design sessions to incorporate the goalkeeper.

Goalkeeper only sessions for the whole team

Look for qualities of a goalkeeper at a young age

Goalkeeper can be running without a ball and

Goalkeeper runs around and is allowed to go

Goalkeeper dribbles and taps to the side and

Goalkeeper acts as a bouncer on outside of grid.

Goalkeeper in between two poles instead of of the

• Push pass - Scoop for GK.

Goalkeeper can then roll out to his/her team to run

Everyone can have a go at goalkeeping.

• Push pass - scoop for GK

Goalkeeper can then roll out to his/her team to run

Goalkeeper has to protect both small goals or make 1

Everyone can have a go at goalkeeping.

Goalkeeper can use feet or hands

Split the pattern into 2 and have 2 GK’s working.

Goalkeepers on the ends acting as bounce

As the Yellow team hits the 9 in the middle zone

This not only incorporates the goalkeeper but

You might also like

Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.