Thanks for your nice comments and for the sub! 🙏 I hate to brag, but I think I have even better ones haha... check these out: Low Diving: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dP8D2VxWjhI.html High Diving & Landing: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-smc1JXsHF34.html
You're right. I just watched those videos, I love the details. No other channel teaches that kind of detail, I'd say it's probably the best goalkeeping channel rn, time will tell. I'm lucky to see your channel, thank you again Sir.
Can’t agree more. I am 38y now and starting to think about being a goalkeeper instead of defender. Idk why but I REALLY want to learn and master it. This video described so good how to practice it as I am really afraid of diving. I broke my forearm when I was 9 and ever since afraid of falling. Will watch the video again and again and practice it (even if the out season ends next week)
Hey! I haven't used Reusch for such a long time. If I was to recommend any of their gloves, it would just be a guess 🙏 But I can say that I like gloves that are tight and usually have a negative cut. Sorry, I can't help more on this one!
Haha thank you so much for youe nice words! 😁❤️ Well, you tell me. Maybe people are look more for top corner saves rather than actually becoming better goalkeepers 😁
Congrats on the 100th like hehe ☺️ Yeah, landing on your elbows consistantly is asking for a very short goalkeeping career. If you can, use the ball as a cushion, if not, rhen you gotta make sure you land on the side of your elbows with your palms facing upwards. But make no mistake, there will be a couple of hard falls every now and then ☺️
@@GroundGloryGoalkeeping if your diving right you push off with your right foot and you lift your left leg up and when you push off both legs come together
Thank you!☺️ I got a video coming out on goalkeeper communication soon. As a goalkeeper, your job is to guide and lead your teammates through different situations. When you're out of possession, you tell them who to mark (if anyone is free), where to stand, when to push up, which way you want the striker to go (if the opposition has a scoring chance), what leg the striker uses most, etc. When you're in possession, you tell them if there's a man on, which way to turn, when to pass the ball to you, etc. And a few words of encouragement is always good. But don't overdo it. You need to talk a lot but don't just talk for the sake of it. If there's nothing to say, don't force yourself into saying something. Goalkeeper communication is so much that it's hard to write everything here (especislæy with a mobile phone 😅) Hope this helps 🤞
