Khimki · Moscow · goalkeeper focus
A goalkeeper is a special role: reactions, courage and a cool head. We develop goalkeeping skills within training, and for in-depth work on the keeper's technique there are one-on-one sessions with Tony Correa. Honestly: we don't have a separate 'goalkeeper school' with a narrow specialist — and that's a plus, because a modern keeper must be able to play outfield.
Quick-response drills, hands and feet, orientation in the goal — the foundation of goalkeeping.
Correct grip, technique for high and low balls, parrying into a safe area.
Stance, movement and falls so the child isn't afraid of the ball and stays safe.
A modern keeper starts the attack. In the GINGA method we work on outfield technique too.
Many advertise a "goalkeeper school" — it sounds good, but there isn't always a dedicated goalkeeper coach behind it. We say it plainly: goalkeeper training is built into the process and strengthened by one-on-one sessions. For children this is better than early narrow specialisation: first a love of football and general technique, then goalkeeping. Come to a free session and the coach will assess the child and say honestly whether the role suits them. Basic goalkeeping is picked up in group sessions, and technique is set one-on-one with Tony Correa.
Leave your details — we'll call back within 15 minutes during working hours, tell you about the goalkeeper focus and pick the format.
We don't split goalkeepers into a separate school — goalkeeper training is built into normal sessions, and for in-depth work on technique there are one-on-one lessons. This is more honest for the child: a goalkeeper must be able to play outfield too, so we develop both goalkeeping and general technique.
Conscious goalkeeper specialisation usually starts at 8–10, when a child has enough coordination and reactions. Before that, children try the role in a playful way — it helps them see whether they enjoy it, without early narrow specialisation.
Reactions and coordination, a correct stance and injury-free falls, catching and parrying, playing with the feet and off the line, choosing position. Much of this is set one-on-one and reinforced in games and tournaments.
In Khimki at Kudryavtseva St., 10B and in Moscow at Capitol Mall on Pravoberezhnaya St., 1B — the same venues as normal sessions. One-on-one goalkeeper lessons can be arranged. Book a free session on +7 925 337-55-05.
We'll call you back within 15 minutes during working hours.
