In this drill the goalkeeper must go and touch a cone and then get back into line and save the ball. This drill can be used by all abiltiies of goalkeeper.
Make sure the goalkeepeer gets back into line Make sure it is being done fast but effecteively to make it more realistic to a match scenario Try and encourage correct techniques are being used to either catch or parry away from goal
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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