Free 23-Page Report for Goalkeeper Coaches

76% Of Goals Are Unsaveable.

So what are we actually training your goalkeepers to do?

The four stages of a save. The 775-goal study almost no grassroots coach has seen. The 15-question diagnostic that shows you exactly where your sessions are falling short.

Built by faculty whose roles have included Borussia Mönchengladbach, FC Barcelona, Nottingham Forest, Dinamo Zagreb, Chelsea FC and the Scottish FA.

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775

Professional Goals Analysed

76%

Were Unsaveable

3.6%

Were Genuine Must-Saves

There Are Two Types Of Goalkeeping Knowledge.

Most coaches only have one.

Knowing what to run is the drills. The footwork. The handling sets. The shapes you run on Tuesday. It's what every coaching course, YouTube channel, social clip and session-plan site gives you.

Knowing why it works is the science underneath. Why that footwork pattern works at the body level. What your goalkeeper's brain is doing in the split second before the shot. Why Tuesday's session should look completely different from Thursday's.

Most goalkeeper coaches have plenty of the first. Very few have the second, because almost nothing they can watch or download teaches it.

Once you see the difference, you'll spot it in every session you plan.

DRILLS FILL A SESSION. SCIENCE DEVELOPS THE GOALKEEPER.

What's Inside The Report

The 775-Goal Study Researchers analysed 775 professional goals. 76% were unsaveable. 14.6% were borderline. Only 3.6% were genuine must-saves. Now look at your last GK session.
The Four Stages Of A Save See. Recognise. Plan. Do. Most coaches only train the last one. It's why your keepers look sharp in drills and frozen in games.
The Tuesday Peak Goalkeepers do 10 to 16 times more high-intensity dives and jumps in your Tuesday session than they will in Saturday's match. We're cooking them in training. Then asking them to be sharp on matchday.
The 15-Question Self-Diagnostic Honest 1-to-5 ratings on the gaps almost no coach knows to look for. Sorts your coaching into three gap types: Movement Science, Decision-Making, or Methodology.
How Professional Goalkeeper Coaches Explain Their Sessions Word-for-word excerpts from ISSPF lectures, by faculty whose roles have included FC Barcelona's academy and Borussia Mönchengladbach. You hear the reasons they give for each part of a session, in the words they use with their own keepers.

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Built By Goalkeeper Coaches Who Do This For A Living.

The Goalkeeper Science Report is drawn from teaching by ISSPF faculty whose roles have included:

Borussia Mönchengladbach
FC Barcelona
Nottingham Forest
Dinamo Zagreb
Chelsea FC
The Scottish FA

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This Report Is For You If…

You coach goalkeepers at any level from grassroots to semi-pro.
You've done a couple of courses and/or watched a lot of GK YouTubes. Part of you still suspects you might be winging it.
You drive home from training wondering whether your keepers got better, or just got tired.
You can run forty drills without repeating yourself. But you're not sure why some of them are in the session.

If any of that sounds familiar, this report was written for you.

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DRILLS FILL A SESSION. SCIENCE DEVELOPS THE GOALKEEPER.