couple of vids from today’s session was working on core fitness for pre season not that he’s stopped playing lol.

Guys, GOOD LUCK this weekend - (If you are playing) If your not playing, what you have planned. INSPIRE each other! I am going sailing Ray

I often see posts that state the GK has ADHD, and talk of the struggle or effect poor coaching has/had. Ive written a short article on my view regarding this, as a coach. ADHD can have both challenges and potential advantages for goalkeepers. It is important not to assume every goalkeeper with ADHD will experience the same effects, as ADHD presents differently between individuals. Also ADHD doesn't automatically make someone a better or worse goalkeeper. In the right environment, characteristics such as energy, creativity, rapid responses and intense engagement can potentially become strengths. However, difficulties with attention, impulsivity and emotional regulation may require specific coaching strategies. I firmly believe that the modern day coach SHOULD definately have a good understanding of the subject and MUST be prepared to LEARN ADAPT to each players needs in order to get the best from them. Firstly ive broken down the effects of the diversity into 2 simple catagories positives and negatives. Obviously this is a blanket opinion and can in no way "umbrella" everyone.... Potential positives: -High energy and intensity – the fast-paced, reactive nature of goalkeeping can provide an outlet for physical energy. -Quick reactions – some players may respond very well to rapidly changing situations and unexpected events. -Creativity and spontaneity – thinking differently can help with improvisation, distribution and problem-solving situations that occour in footbal -Hyperfocus – when highly engaged in an activity, some individuals with ADHD can become extremely focused and absorbed in it. -Resilience and determination – overcoming difficulties in other environments can contribute to persistence and competitiveness. -Enjoyment of variety – goalkeeping provides constantly changing scenarios, which may be more engaging than repetitive activities. With that comes the more challenging side (for some) Potential difficulties: -Maintaining concentration during periods when the goalkeeper has little involvement.

I’m Chris my sons Elliott he’s just going into his second year of football U8’s. He’s been a keeper since day one. Joined j4k southeast October last year and they used him for a promotional video a few months back I’ve attached below. If you want to follow his journey his Instagram is @elliott_theshotstopper

90+6 mins Losing 3-2 Last play of the game ,a corner Send up the GK What happens next 🔥🧤 I’ve worked with Dan since he was 5,now playing for Tavistock AFC Watch the clip 👏🧤 https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1XZxKGit2p/?mibextid=wwXIfr