Wednesday, 31 August 2005, 08:01 GMT 09:01 UK
Saving body shots
Keepers need to be ready to react to a shot at any time, especially when they've gone for long periods without having to do anything.
Concentration is a major factor, and the keeper always needs to be in a "ready" position.
It is not always possible, but holding on to the ball when making a save means the opposition cannot pounce on a rebound.
And with shots coming at different heights, there are different techniques for handling the ball.
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