Movement: Side-sliding movement: From the ready position, move your feet diagonally to the side in sequence, making a 60° angle between your feet and the goal line. The sliding movement is mostly used to save the ball from the near side of the goalkeeper. Cross-step movement: When moving, move your feet diagonally to the side with your feet forming an angle of about 60° with the goal line. The cross-step movement is mostly used to save an incoming ball that is shot to the far side of the goalkeeper.

Position selection: When the opponent shoots, the goalkeeper must block the shooting angle. The shooting angle is the angle formed by the shooting point and the two goal posts. According to the change of the shooting point, the shooting angle changes accordingly, and the position of the goalkeeper should also change accordingly. When the opponent shoots directly from outside the penalty area, the goalkeeper should stand in the center of the goal and be about 30-40 cm from the goal line. When the opponent shoots from the side, the goalkeeper must first seal the front corner and take into account the rear corner. When the opponent shoots very close to the goal, in order to narrow the shooting angle to facilitate receiving and throwing the ball, it can be slightly forward. If the shooting point is far away from the goal, do not run out blindly, but stand near the goal line to prevent the opponent from hoisting the ball in. When the opponent cuts near the end line, the goalkeeper can choose positions according to the distance of the ball from the goal: when the ball is approaching the corner, it should stand slightly behind; When a player cuts near the goal area, they should stand in front of the goalposts, ready to pounce or pass the ball at any time. When the ball is in the opponent's half, the goalkeeper can stand near or slightly ahead of the penalty spot, and keep a certain distance from the defender, so as to expand the range of activities and control the opponent's long pass over the defender at any time. The goalkeeper has to constantly change his position with the opponent's attack and the angle of the shot. When changing positions, move your feet with agility, speed, and rhythm. The opponent should be completely steady when he kicks and shoots. When the goalkeeper chooses a position, he should also choose a position that is easy to slam the ball forward and avoid slamming the ball backwards. Because it is easier and more convenient to catch the ball forward than backward