HOW TO SURVIVE THE MOST DANGEROUS SITUATIONS IN GOALKEEPING

[@UKFANINJAPAN]

Wanted to give a shout out to your channel and to you Tyler. Long story-but my daughter was asked to try to play GK her junior year of HS. Played basketball prior and never soccer. HS soccer coach was one of her teachers and needed a GK. She’s 5’11”. We found your channel, started watching, using you as our “coach”. We trained together almost exclusively using your channel for the first few months. We eventually found a GK coach and club soccer. Anyway, she got a D1 offer yesterday. Keep up the good work!

[@myhandleishardtotype]

congrats for her, i'm also a goalie:)

[@MawampiDaGoat]

Great stuff!

[@mechanicalturkproductions7349]

we played a girls team that were 2006 (we're 2008) and we conceded like that for the only goal of the game, thanks for the video!

[@RAXIIIIIIII]

Just started goalkeeping literally yesterday. The whole team cheered for me and thought i was Very good. Maybe i have some talent. I Will be watching your vids to tryna improve as much as I can for my team. Great video👍

[@keithmoser600]

Great video Tyler! As you mentioned this is a tough situation for keepers and it is really important to understand angles/positioning in the game. Keepers need to know that when the ball is on the end line, the attacking player has a possible 5 options he could execute; (1. shot, 2. near post cutback, 3. far post chip, 4. cutback to penalty spot, 5. dribble). As a keeper you want to be in a position that eliminates the most options. By moving up to the near post, you eliminate the shot, near post cut back, and dribble. You potentially force the attacking player to play the ball back post which is the greatest distance and would require the ball to be chipped in the air which gives time to recover. If the ball is played back towards the top of the penalty box again the ball is outside of the six yard area and gives you more time to react to the shot. If you have good defenders and they are reliable they would cover the back post in these situations. Thanks for the video and look forward to seeing more!! Keep on, keeping on!

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Yooo is this Marymount’s Keith Moser?

[@keithmoser600]

@@GKGOLUREMI, Haha...yeah former Marymount head coach. Retired 4 years ago and now working with Stafford Soccer in VA.

[@GKGOLUREMI]

@@keithmoser600 Hope everything is good down in Stafford. Really enjoyed my time in Fredericksburg when playing for UMW. And actually remember doing a few gk sessions with you at Marymount when I was younger. .

[@keithmoser600]

@@GKGOLUREMI, Yes, I remember very well working with you at Marymount. It's great to see that you are sharing your experience and knowledge about goalkeeping with others. Keep up the good work!

[@tempestional]

tyler is there going to be more above the pro level vlogs soon? great vid as always

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Haha Will and B were just talking about making another one of those. Although those videos aren't good for my mental health

[@tempestional]

@@GKGOLUREMI haha I agree

[@scopegaming9209]

Thank you Thank you as always. Youve improved my sons technique to no end. As a self taught goalkeeper in my younger days I made so many errors that you highlighted not to do (I would have not even bothered cutting out first ball but hit the goalline ready to save) but now with my 9 year old gk son, we been learning from the best, Goluremi and read your vids like a bible. Love it.

[@Hmfc606]

This video helps I am much better at cutting the cutbacks out and when you said sometimes only a finger will work. I 100% agree with that I got a finger tip to it and it completely but the ball of track. I have started playing way better after watching your vids. Thank you

[@euanferguson7330]

"Your best saves are the ones you barely remember what you did" best gk quote I've ever heard, so true, only ever rember standing back up and your like wtf did I just do 🤣

[@jaydgreen1]

Found this vid yesterday on Reddit. Love stumbling onto more Goluremi content in unexpected places. Y’all keep taking over the world. I’m still here for it.

[@paulusher3278]

great advice as always. Thank you

[@jf1346]

great video AGAIN. keep it up!

[@dragonfam1318]

Agreed

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Plenty more coming man!

[@jf1346]

@@GKGOLUREMI looking forward to it

[@robinsmusic856]

These are really helpful, im struggling right now on the trainings.Thanks!

[@el_b3llo]

I wish u was uploading back when I started backl in 8th grade I got decent made jv first 2 year then made var but since i had no trainin and alot of my skill was raw talent I struggled

[@kellersales]

Really good video and makes a lot of sense. I feel like I do what you say here in that I am not doing a 45 degree angle, but instead facing the potential striker and trying to cut off the cross over. The only problem is I cannot see anyone on the backside which leaves me open to whatever. If that attacker is not covered, then it can lead to one touch strikes and I am still trying to react. Granted, not alll the time my feet are planted firmly which I will work on after watching this video, but it is still frustrating to have someone on the backdoor uncovered and it is just you trying to take into account 2 attackers. Great video. Just wanted to see if you had any advice here beyond the video. Appreciate all of your tips!

[@NYs9thwonder]

Tyler blessing is with quality insights, as per usual.

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Thinking of the next on field tutorial being how to deal with knuckle balls. Every keeper's favorite type of shot

[@jf1346]

@@GKGOLUREMI YES.. we need to learn to save them

[@williamfraser5328]

This is great!

[@audify3833]

I would say that the 45 degree position for cutbacks works when the body shape of the striker suggests that their cutback won't be claimable if yk what i mean. For example, if a striker is facing you, then he's probably looking for a player who's in the 6y box but if they are facing you at an angle, they might be looking for someone further out

[@thekosbab-GK]

I was just practicing this love the tutorials and help! And I usually stay my arm length away from the post on these is that a bad technique

[@mbulaikalamai4731]

What I do is a create an arc in my head draw from the near post that i trace as the winger moves with the ball

[@dragonfam1318]

Helpful tips. Thanks!

[@niddouillet7353]

For my understanding : do u anticipate something ? We see in the video that you slightly anticipe a center. Is it not a bit risky as the attacker may kick in the goal ?

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Yeah, you generally don't want to be leaning early because then they could possibly play it to the near post. I'm leaning a bit in some of these shots but that's really just because I know where the ball is going beforehand. If we played everything live these videos would take forever to film.

[@niddouillet7353]

@@GKGOLUREMI ok thanks. Point is that if the center is fast, it is mostly dead for the goalkeeper. Good vidz as usual

[@Drosongz]

Very very well !

[@nyanlinthu6474]

Thanks for the video.It is very useful!

[@jimverplancke2577]

Thanks for sharing; solid technical info

[@goalkeepertraineryash4660]

I am your big fan From Bangladesh 🇧🇩 and i am following your all Training and tips

[@nadim4172]

To what extent would staying set perpendicularly like you do still work if the 6 yard area begins to get crowded by CBs

[@bibekanandaghoshroy3904]

The thing I needed ❤️

[@footballedits7917]

Hey this has really helped but I was still wondering about what to do if the player that is about to cross the ball into the box kicks it over your head to another player so that they can header it into the goal . What should I do?

[@shreedesai4684]

Hey can you please make a video on how to deal with toxic teammates? You know the guy who thinks he is the best and can do everything by himself and scolds the keeper everytime he makes mistake between a match and also others and gets the team morale low

[@КонстантинБусаров-в9г]

Do you know why there were bubbles when i squeezed my goalkeeper gloves after washing them for first time?

[@maxicasillas]

hi bro ,could you introduce some gk exercises that I can do at a tiny apartment ?my country still on a lock down situation, also could you make a video talk more about high ball claim ,cheers

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Hey man, made this video when I was in lockdown back in 2020. Should be some stuff in here you can do. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpvNp62jjqeIq8U&&ab_channel=GKGOLUREMI

[@74Walle]

About the 45 angel, u move forward faster then backwards.

[@rileypowell9518]

Really wish I had this last week

[@dimitrijemilanovic4934]

My goal keeping is logic so i know what to do and when to dive on instinct idk how but im better than most of goal keepers my age but i never trained to be one i might change my position idk

[@huynhthucphong8594]

please teach me keeper 1&1

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Already got a video out on that kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJjLkoytitmehac&ab_channel=GKGOLUREMI

[@royschooler6757]

Excellent info. Cutbacks kill me. Now do a vid to tell defenders to mark tight and stop covering space directly in front of the goalkeeper. Space never scored a goal

[@trevortiberio5843]

thank you very much :)

[@siliconrockstar187]

I'm new to goal after 30+ years in the field. Besides being old, fat, and short, I'm actually pretty good at it, but cutbacks are killing me. Hopefully this helps.

[@krakqs5385]

Are you still in croatia?

[@GKGOLUREMI]

Yup. Still with NK Jarun

[@scarlatino47]

Very good very nice

[@savadurutovic]

I know how to do this and I’m watching this because I’m looking for the things I didn’t know

[@krakqs5385]

After i save a shot, i cant remember what i did. I tought that was a bad thing haha

[@КонстантинБусаров-в9г]

Dude i conceded a goal like that just before you post this vid😅

[@sanskarsharma9958]

Noiceee 👀🧤

[@smoky755]

In Germany we call this „Querpassverteidigung“ ;D

[@hannesnohl8627]

What sergio thinks is a trock, is actually a foul.