The Complete Soccer Goalkeeper

Bought it for my granddaughter aged 15 who plays in goal for Durham city under age 16 ladies team and has been selected for Durham County under age 16 ladies. She is loving the book, reading a bit every night and it is helping her a lot. The diagrams are good explaining the text. She is taking the book on holiday.

Great book , nephew enjoyed it , as described , arrived really quickly

Its indeed a complete guide in soccer goalkeeper training.

My nephew loves the book.

Bought for my son. He said its a really good book with lots of information that will help his game

My son is 10 and a budding keeper. He has read this cover to cover. It’s detailed but hits the spot for a keen reader.

arrived early and as expected

nice book

My 10 year old son wants to 'be' Tim Howard when he grows up. He's a born goalie, the field marshall, and has a few things in common with Howard - he has read Howard's autobiography at least a dozen times in 3 months, and constantly quotes him or passages from the book. We can't afford goalie academy or private coaching, though travel soccer is affordable, so this book is helping teach my son, (and me, I'm a midfield left wing, not a goalie!) about the basic mental and physical aspects of being a goalie and skills needed. My son won't listen to me, but he absorbs what's in this book. It's not a substitute for good coaching and support, but it's an inspiration, a guide, and something that often confirms what I've already tried to teach him. Mulch is an excellent coach and the book is well laid out, I think, to help parents, coaches, and kids work on skills and the mental attitudes particular to goalkeepers.

ok

This book is gifted to my 18 old playing football goal keeper son on his birthday. The book is very helpful for him anf strongly recommend to every budding goalkeeper who want to make it big....thanks

More a book for coaches, not actual goalkeepers.

This book is an excellent discussion of all aspects involved in playing the position of goalkeeper in soccer. It ranges from addressing the theory of the game to outlining various individual and team drills useful to developing a keeper's skills and techniques. While it provides useful instruction for GKs at all levels, it is probably more beneficial as a resource for coaches who are either fully or partially involved in their training. In my layman's opinion, some of its main points are: (1) that early specialization is detrimental as GKs need experience playing in the field to hone all of their skills and overall understanding of the game; (2) that cross training in other sports contributes to molding the whole athlete; and (3) that all of a GK's training, drilling and practicing should be directed towards and relevant to some aspect of successfully playing the game of soccer - not gymnastics, body building, distance running or other sports endeavors.