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Website:	http://www.keeper-skool.com/the-g-code
Company Overview:	Keeper Skool provides online goalkeeping tips, diet and fitness advice, plus news from around the world for soccer goalkeepers of all ages. Keeper Skool was created by John Stevanja, whom played the goalkeeping position competitively in Australia and Europe. John is a registered FISAF fitness professional, and holds a business degree in marketing.
Mission:	To Help Goalkeepers Succeed!
Products:	The G-Code by Keeper Skool, is the only fitness and diet e-book specifically designed for the competitive goalkeeper to help maximize their performance regardless of age or ability via sound scientific principles.

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What Fitness Attributes Do Goalkeepers Require To Succeed?

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James wrote at 2:58am on April 15th, 2008

totally agree matt, im 6" aswell, but make up for it with agility.

Brandon wrote at 4:31pm on April 10th, 2008

do you guys recommend the g-code book or is it a waste of time

Matthew wrote at 10:15am on April 8th, 2008

hi tom, i too am short for a goalkeeper (6") and at the start of the season really struggled with high shots, as the season has gone on there have been a few things that have helped me. for starters work hard in the gym on your legs, bigger legs = more spring to your jump, also work on positioning, reacting and jumping, if you are in the right position, react fast enough, and time your jump correctly then you will reach the high shots. hope this helps!

Tom wrote at 9:41am on February 18th, 2008

do you have any good tips for shorter goalkeepers as i am now 19 and only 5"8 but if i had a bit of height would smooth over many of my problems as i dont can u give me any hints or tips?

Fermin wrote at 9:34am on February 11th, 2008

John!
I wanted to update you a little bit on what is going on in Miami right now,
I tried out for my University's team last week and they want to keep me.
Even though the goalkeeper coach (Joe Massi) says that I need a lot of work, specially experience to play in a Division 1 college he is going to give me the opportunity of staying in the team during the Spring season, my performance during these upcoming months will determine whether I stay or not for Fall.

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