The Everything Kids' Soccer Book by Deborah W. Crisfield

Author:Deborah W. Crisfield [Crisfield, Deborah W.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: F+W Media

To make the throw, take one arm back with the ball in that hand. Point the other arm at your target. Take a step with the leg opposite your throwing arm and swing your throwing arm in a wide arc out toward your teammate. As that arm goes up, your outstretched pointing arm should come down. Your hips will twist forward, with your body coming forward after them. Snap your wrist at the last minute as you let go of the ball.

Cutting the Angle

You can cut down on the number of risky saves by paying attention to where you and the shooter are in relation to the goal. If the shooter is coming in from the side, you should move over a little to that side. See what that does to his possible shots in the following diagrams.

If it’s a one-on-one breakaway situation, face it: You’re in big trouble. But there are a couple of things you can do that are a little more effective than crossing your fingers for luck. The first thing you should do is move slowly toward the dribbling player. Look what happens to the available goal area when you move forward.

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