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Goalkeeper Training Year 3 - Year 8 - Backwell
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There’s no doubt that playing in goal is one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of football! It’s a totally unique position where confidence and ability can grow quickly with the right coaching and regular practice. Priority Football Goalkeeper Sessions focus on the key skills young goalkeepers need to succeed. Through individual practices and small-group exercises, players develop ball handling, diving technique, shot-stopping, and distribution
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in a fun, supportive environment. Whether your child plays in goal every week or is trying goalkeeping for the first time, our professional and engaging sessions help them build new skills, grow in confidence, and enjoy every minute between the posts. Our Goalkeeping Programme is led by Coach Zach, who has four years’ experience coaching Priority Football sessions. Combined with his background as a high-level goalkeeper, Zach delivers professional sessions designed to help young goalkeepers develop their skills and grow in confidence.
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Goalkeeper Training Year 3 - Year 8 - Backwell
7 years – 13 years · Backwell School 3G Pitch
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This is a school club. Ask the organiser whether children from other schools can attend.
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Priority Football Sessions
£35.00 · per month
Where it happens
Backwell School 3G Pitch
Backwell School, Station Road, Bristol, BS48 3BX
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About PriorityFootball
Professional Junior Football Coaching in Nailsea, Backwell & Portishead and Holiday Camps in Nailsea! Our sessions are tailored around the technical aspects of football, with each player having a ball at their feet for large periods of the session! We recognise the importance of players growing at their own rate and our focus of development is of ‘the player’, rather than ‘the team’. Priority football does not arrange competitive fixtures and instead focuses on giving players a set of skills and techniques that they can take to their respective clubs.
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