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Sometimes things said in training should stay in training. I'm happy to hear you enjoy the videos.

Thank you for that. I appreciate the feedback and am happy to hear that you are finding the videos useful. The set up for the warm up activity was in large part to get as many goalkeepers involved as I can so that we can maximize the amount of time we have each day. With 5-6 goalkeepers it can require some creativity to keep them all going. The other part is as you said, having people moving around you in the area as you go to take a cross creates some live feel and also tests concentration. Good luck this fall!

I'm not very big on "nevers," but for me it would only be as a last resort for a goalkeeper under so much pressure that another surface of the foot would not be an option. I would be concerned about the quality, pace, and accuracy of the pass in this area of the field.

Most is recorded with a GoPro Hero 10. That said, I am moving away from it more and more. To record at the resolution and framerate that I do for the length of time that I do seems to be too much for the camera. It overheats constantly and turns off. This has been an issue with every version of GoPro I have used. The Insta360 One R is, in my opinion, a better camera. I have been using it more often with less issues.

Thank you for the feedback, Gavin. I'm very happy to hear that you feel that you're getting something out of the sessions.

Sam is an outstanding goalkeeper and I really enjoyed the time I had to work with him. We were incredibly fortunate to have a group of talented goalkeepers who all had their own set of skills. I think awful is going a bit far on the pitch, but I totally agree that it was too long and that certainly effected the quality of the session.

Thank you! Very happy to hear that you've gotten something out of them!

They are trying to keep both balanced using just one hand for as long as they can. When the pole drops that is their cue to transition to the ball that is being played in.

These are U15 & 17

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Start by reaching out to some. Most have a player profile you can fill out. Some have "combines" you can attend too so you can play in front of the staff.

Glad you enjoy the session and I appreciate the feedback. Always good for sparking thoughts and ideas to hear other people's opinion.

keep up the good work!

U15 and U17

Ok thanks

Yes. I have taken a position with Real Salt Lake

@@michaelflynngkcoach9544 good luck in your new job. My son and I have watched your Syracuse videos the last two years to get training ideas. He committed to Radford University in February.

Thank you so much! I am glad you were able to get something out of them. Congratulations to your son! I hope he has a wonderful experience.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

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I try to take influence from anywhere I can. I watch as much as I can find and then try to tweek or adjust things to get out of the activity what I am looking to get out of it. I do not remember exactly where inspiration may have come from for this, but anything is possible. I have been really enjoying the way the French and German coaches have been doing things recently.

Well when I finished my playing career I wasn't ready to be done being around the game. I had worked with goalkeepers while I was playing so decided to make the transition into that. I think the best advice I can give for getting into college coaching is just to make the effort to do it. Reach out to schools. Go after opportunities. I think you would be amazed how few people actually apply for goalkeeping jobs and how many, especially smaller schools, are looking for people to fill those roles.

No. It is a habit that needs to be broken. Some times you will hear me say something like "Pick it up and put it down." That is in reference to the toe drag. Limits mobility, athleticism, and time to react.

It can be difficult to get the whole picture sometimes without an elevated camera and multiple locations can be the only way to get it all in. Glad the second angle helped bring it all together.

Yeah really good point. We had a conflict with facilities and had to leave one and walk into the other and start training immediately. The session was planned for the first facility based on equipment we had in it. I had to change/scrap some things on the fly because of it. But you're 100% right.

@@michaelflynngkcoach9544 Makes complete sense to me! Gotta love scheduling conflicts. Even happens at the big time!

It depends. A game week usually consists of 2 games so really you get 4 training sessions. We usually train as a team for an hour 15 or so. And of that I get the goalkeepers anywhere between 20 and 30 minutes.

It's our 3rd training field so it is not an incredibly high priority.

oh gotcha! Goodluck on the season!!@@michaelflynngkcoach9544

Jahiem is our current starter. He is the first one to work each activity.

It's usually 3 or 4 and sometimes if it's very technical and low impact 5. It depends on the specific activity and how far out we are from match day, and of course how much time I'm given to work with them that day.

We use a few different kinds. A small, medium, and large so to speak. The large red one in the video is KwikGoal. The medium white one in the video is Pro Control. And then we have a smaller foldable one be Tekkrs.

Thanks, Michael.

Really glad to hear the videos have been useful for you and your goalkeepers. Good luck the rest of the season!

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