Goalkeeper Training with David Carter

Overview

David Carter demonstrates a rebound drill for goalkeepers, emphasizing the importance of playing the rebound out or picking up the ball if it cannot be controlled. The drill involves firing a ball at the goalkeeper, who then attempts to manage the subsequent rebound.

Key takeaways

David Carter's rebound drill trains goalkeepers to actively manage rebounds, either by playing them out or retrieving the ball.
The drill emphasizes the importance of quick decision-making and awareness for goalkeepers.
Goalkeepers must be prepared to come off their line to collect the ball if a controlled rebound is not possible.
Scott is identified as a player who would assist in retrieving rebounds during this drill.

Chapters

0:00 Introduction to the Rebound Drill

The drill is designed to improve goalkeeper reaction and control after an initial save.
Goalkeepers must be prepared to play the rebound out of play.
If the rebound cannot be controlled, the goalkeeper must retrieve the ball.

0:43 Execution of the Rebound Drill

A ball is fired towards the goalkeeper.
The goalkeeper attempts to control the rebound.
Scott is mentioned as a player who would pick up the rebound.
If the rebound is not latched onto, the goalkeeper comes up to pick up the ball.

1:44 Focus and Awareness in Training

Goalkeepers need to be mindful of their surroundings and the play.
Maintaining focus is crucial for effective performance.
The drill simulates game-like scenarios requiring quick decision-making.

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