How to keep your goalkeepers on their toes. By NC State’s Justin Bryant

The coach, or a player, feeds a high cross into the goalkeeper from one flank. You will also need a player on the opposite side of the penalty area and one on the edge of the box. Switch the delivery side at various times to keep your goalkeeper on their toes.
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