We often see on TV that when a goalkeeper makes various saves in flight, his body is stretched in air, which is very aesthetically pleasing. And these saves can often save some inevitable goals. Although in amateur games, opponent's shots may not be as accurate as those of professional players, but if goalkeeper has a unique volley save skill, this is quite a deterrent. Today, let me introduce trick of flying save.
Observe and clearly evaluate flight path of ball and move your feet in direction of ball
Step forwardStep forward to hit ball and complete save. This action is performed by turning knees. The arms and knees must sweep through entire body, using momentum and inertia, in order for the body to fly out.
Bend your knees and squat downAs you practice, try bending your knees and squatting down with your back knees on ground, quickly shifting your weight onto leg to side of ball, and pushing hard off ground. When legs are pushing to side, they must also be pushing up to use their momentum to "fly out".
LandingIf you can catch ball in air when it lands, let ball land first and pin it to ground so ball doesn't fall.
BattingIf you can't catch ball, you can hit ball with your hands or keep it behind back line. The arms should be folded, hands and elbows should first touch ground, and then, when body touches ground, roll in direction of ball.
May 23, 2023