
Stand as set out in the diagram⢠Coach rolls the ball slightly to the left of thekeeper⢠Goalkeeper kicks the ball with their instepaiming for the corner of the goal (dashed line)⢠Focus is on using good technique to kick theball cleanly and accurately⢠Do about 10-15 kicks on one side and thenswap, so that the goalkeeper is on the rightside of the goal and the coach on the left⢠The goalkeeper now kicks with his right foot 10 min
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