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232 How To Remain Composed As a Goalkeeper Under Pressure #BITESIZE

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What is the most mentally challenging position on the football or soccer pitch? Many people would argue it’s the goalkeeper. Common psychological challenges goalkeepers face include; coping with mistakes and bouncing back strongly, dealing with tough and physical opponents, playing the ball out from the back with their feet in uncomfortable situations, communicating effectively with team-mates, selection issues and dealing with time on the bench.

Today, Andy Elleray, an author and goalkeeping coach, who has worked for clubs such as Chelsea and Bristol Rovers tells me about mental toughness and how it applies to goalkeeping sharing some advice, I also provide a suggestion on how goalkeepers can help themselves remain calm and composed when faced with difficulties on the pitch.

Key Learnings

  • All goalkeepers make mistakes.
  • Being able to accepts making mistakes and move on is a skill that goalkeepers can develop.
  • Helping goalkeepers master the controllables is essential.
  • Trigger words or physical triggers (using sweat bands or super-hero bands) can help goalkeepers move on more quickly from mistakes.
  • Try the calm and composed face exercise to help you.

Connect with David Charlton

Sign up to The X-FACTOR regular emails helping football and soccer players to get the most from their talent

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Connect with Any Elleray

Website

LinkedIn

Twitter: @andyelleray / @lilys_goal

Relevant Podcast Episodes

Ep08: Brendan Pearson - Academy Football, Professional Football, Injuries and Early Retirement

Ep087: Carl Bell – From Professional Football and Goalkeeping to Physiotherapy

Ep093: Dan Abrahams – How to Overcome Mental Blocks in Football

Ep151: Compilation - Football Psychology: 50 Ways You Can Improve Your Performance

Ep165: Andy Elleray - How To Master the Mental Challenges Goalkeeping Throws at You

Other Valuable Football or Soccer Resources

Goalkeeping Psychology | Mental Skills for Goalkeepers

Soccer Psychology | Mental Skills for Football

Youth Sports Psychology | Mental Skills Training for Kids and Parents

Frequently Asked Questions about Football or Soccer Psychology

Frequently Asked Questions about Goalkeeping Psychology

  continue reading

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Content provided by David Charlton. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by David Charlton or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

What is the most mentally challenging position on the football or soccer pitch? Many people would argue it’s the goalkeeper. Common psychological challenges goalkeepers face include; coping with mistakes and bouncing back strongly, dealing with tough and physical opponents, playing the ball out from the back with their feet in uncomfortable situations, communicating effectively with team-mates, selection issues and dealing with time on the bench.

Today, Andy Elleray, an author and goalkeeping coach, who has worked for clubs such as Chelsea and Bristol Rovers tells me about mental toughness and how it applies to goalkeeping sharing some advice, I also provide a suggestion on how goalkeepers can help themselves remain calm and composed when faced with difficulties on the pitch.

Key Learnings

  • All goalkeepers make mistakes.
  • Being able to accepts making mistakes and move on is a skill that goalkeepers can develop.
  • Helping goalkeepers master the controllables is essential.
  • Trigger words or physical triggers (using sweat bands or super-hero bands) can help goalkeepers move on more quickly from mistakes.
  • Try the calm and composed face exercise to help you.

Connect with David Charlton

Sign up to The X-FACTOR regular emails helping football and soccer players to get the most from their talent

Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub

Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn

Connect with Any Elleray

Website

LinkedIn

Twitter: @andyelleray / @lilys_goal

Relevant Podcast Episodes

Ep08: Brendan Pearson - Academy Football, Professional Football, Injuries and Early Retirement

Ep087: Carl Bell – From Professional Football and Goalkeeping to Physiotherapy

Ep093: Dan Abrahams – How to Overcome Mental Blocks in Football

Ep151: Compilation - Football Psychology: 50 Ways You Can Improve Your Performance

Ep165: Andy Elleray - How To Master the Mental Challenges Goalkeeping Throws at You

Other Valuable Football or Soccer Resources

Goalkeeping Psychology | Mental Skills for Goalkeepers

Soccer Psychology | Mental Skills for Football

Youth Sports Psychology | Mental Skills Training for Kids and Parents

Frequently Asked Questions about Football or Soccer Psychology

Frequently Asked Questions about Goalkeeping Psychology

  continue reading

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