Elite program 14 years and up:

Designed for players who have mastered the technical aspects of the position and are ready for the intensive demands of international playing standards. This level of training is geared towards the goalkeeper who aspires to play at a professional level. Core strength and plyometric programs introduced.

Intermediate program up to 13 years:

For athletes who are at competition level and need to master the more advanced technical and tactical aspects of the position. Also an introduction to core and stability strength.

Session Content

These include, handling, crosses, distribution, communication skills, playing out from the back, one on ones, angles and so forth. My catch phrase is   "Coaching that gets you to your GOAL".

2011 Season.

After 15 rounds of the BPL Wolves FC are 6 points in front of Rochedale. With Michael Pike in goal who has had a great season so far. Rochedale are in 2nd place followed closely by Olympic in 3rd. Rochedale Rovers have ever reliable Mario Aparicio as the first team keeper again, with Mitchell Thorn promoted from the youth team to reserves. The Silver Boot Final had Mitch stepping in for an injured Mario and to his credit had an excellent game. Mitch who is only 18 is developing nicely and is one to look out for in the near future. Olympic F.C. have a revitalised Shannon Lancini for the first team with Conrad Cassinitis filling the reserve roll again. Capalaba sit in fourth place with first team keeper Luke Muir who has played at both the Roar and Gold Coast youth teams doing well. Reserve keeper Tom Patterson is excellent when called upon for the senior team. Nick Tubbs came back after a long term injury and with 6 months hard work got signed by the Roar youth team. Mt Gravatt have Duncan Short for the first team and he has been very solid so far. David Chambers from the Gold Coast 'Stars' senior QSL side does weekly one on ones and is now training at Gold Coast United. After 2 years in the Gold Coast RSJPL a big congratulations goes to Eliza campbell for being selected for a Young matildas training Camp. A special mention once again to Milan Egic who has been with us for 4 seasons and after making the Australian U13 team that played in Malaysia in 2010 now trains at the QAS two days a week . Milan has also been invited to the AIS for a camp in the July school holidays. He works extremely hard on his game and often trains at Rochedale and Olympic with the seniors. So to everyone, "working hard" is the order of the day.

We are available for one-on-one sessions, so feel free to contact us and we will do our best to help in anyway.

We offer Uhlsport and Warby gloves at very competitive prices with sizes ranging from 7 to 11. Roll fingers and negative cuts seem to be moving quite well at the moment

Regards,
Mark Askew.