While playing competitive soccer, my brother & I have been able to receive soccer training from some of the best trainers in the state of Utah. These trainers train on the club, collegiate, and professional levels. Realizing how truly fortunate we are, when considering Eagle Scout projects, we decided to give back and make some of this training available to all kids.
These soccer training sessions are conducted by state and nationally licensed trainer Travis Loftus. He also holds his Goalkeeping Diploma. Except for the young beginners, the players in the videos are state premier level with the Utah Youth Soccer Association.
Many of these videos have also been reviewed and endorsed by Greg Maas, State Technical Director, for the Utah Youth Soccer Association.
I hope you find the training videos helpful. Please share the links with others you feel would benefit from the channel. You can also check out our national champion team website at www.rampage99black.weebly.com
Accuracy over power when shooting inside the PA is key to teach young players. As they mature and develop, they can begin to use instep surface to get more power on the ball for shooting, but I always point out that even professionals go back to using side of foot surface when they want to ensure good placement in goal (aka side of GK).
Sorry but my feedback is: - Long queue: maybe u can split that bog group for both sides. - Far distance to shoot and angle: maybe u can make a markers line where the boys need to dribble foward before shoot, GK will be more active than this no target shoot. 🙏🏼⚽️
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these are beginner gk drills, but this kid is already going to ground and calling the ball. Beginners drills should show how to get the kids going to the ground properly
