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Goalkeeping is arguably the most difficult and mentally challenging position on the football or soccer pitch. Common psychological challenges goalkeepers face include; dealing with pressure due to being the last line of defence, coping with mistakes, managing emotions, maintaining focus on the pitch in matches and in training, as well as communicating effectively with team-mates.
In today’s episode Andy Elleray, an author and goalkeeping coach, who has worked for clubs such as Chelsea and Bristol Rovers, and within the female game for the English and Welsh Football Associations joins me and shares some fantastic insights into the demands of goalkeeping as well as highlighting how to deal with the pressures better.
Key Learnings
Connect with David Charlton
Sign Up to The Mental Edge
Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub
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Connect with Any Elleray
Website
Twitter: @andyelleray / @lilys_goal
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Ep087: Carl Bell – From Professional Football and Goalkeeping to Physiotherapy
Ep093: Dan Abrahams – How to Overcome Mental Blocks in Football
Ep146: John Nassoori – What Is The Role Of A Sports Psychologist In Football?
Ep151: Compilation - Football Psychology: 50 Ways You Can Improve Your Performance
Other Valuable Football or Soccer Resources
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Frequently Asked Questions about Goalkeeping Psychology
By David Charlton4.9
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Goalkeeping is arguably the most difficult and mentally challenging position on the football or soccer pitch. Common psychological challenges goalkeepers face include; dealing with pressure due to being the last line of defence, coping with mistakes, managing emotions, maintaining focus on the pitch in matches and in training, as well as communicating effectively with team-mates.
In today’s episode Andy Elleray, an author and goalkeeping coach, who has worked for clubs such as Chelsea and Bristol Rovers, and within the female game for the English and Welsh Football Associations joins me and shares some fantastic insights into the demands of goalkeeping as well as highlighting how to deal with the pressures better.
Key Learnings
Connect with David Charlton
Sign Up to The Mental Edge
Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub
Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
Connect with Any Elleray
Website
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
Ep146: John Nassoori – What Is The Role Of A Sports Psychologist In Football?
Ep151: Compilation - Football Psychology: 50 Ways You Can Improve Your Performance
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

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