If you want to become a pro goalkeeper, you have to develop a mindset, 'just like a pro keeper' - if you do not, the chances of you achieved your dreams is more or less zero. However the good new is, it is actually super easy to develop a super confident mindset when you know how - and i will show you how. In this free mindset program, i will walk you through every step that helped me to become a pro keeper, and also the techniques i used in Just4keepers to help literally hundreds of keepers achieve their dreams. It is a long course, but for the keepers and parents who go through this, and also complete the daily journal (see below) will be 99% ahead of their competition - period. As mindset is everything and actually MORE important that your goalkeeper skills on the field. https://j4ksports.co.uk/collections/goalkeeper-educate/products/course-workbook

Each week, I invite you to share your biggest win. This isn't about the scoreline, but rather what aspects of your goalkeeping you improved or what new product you got to enhance your game. Additionally, can you name three things you are grateful for? These don't have to be goalkeeper-related. The reason I do this is simple: everyone has tough weeks. Reflecting on and writing down your recent wins and what you're grateful for is a PROVEN way to realise that life is pretty great and you're a very lucky person. To get you started, here’s my win and what I'm thankful for this week: MY WIN: Getting over 6700 members and growing in this community, WHAT I AM GRATEFUL FOR: 1. Finally getting the free course live for you guys. 2. The amazing weather we have been having. 3. Adding another 9 goalkeepers to the J4K goalkeeper glove sponsorship program. Share your win below and what you’re grateful for. Let's keep INSPIRING each other - Comment below, whats your wins.👇👇👇 And Remember, you are ALOT better off than what you may think ❤️

Being the parent of a goalkeeper is one of the most stressful roles in youth football—especially if you have never played in goal yourself. Goalkeeping is a highly specialised position, and without first-hand experience, it is extremely difficult to know how to advise or support your child correctly. This puts many parents in an impossible position. You see your child standing alone in goal, sometimes facing unfair criticism from coaches or teammates, yet you are unsure how to help. Even worse, well-intended advice can unintentionally make things harder. This is not a failure on your part. Goalkeeping is different. To truly understand it, you need insight from someone who has lived it at a high level. That is exactly why I wrote The Ultimate Guide for Parents of Goalkeepers—to give parents clarity, confidence, and practical guidance so they can genuinely support their goalkeeper child. If you are serious about helping your child navigate the challenges of playing in goal, I strongly recommend reading this over the Christmas period. It is a short, simple read, and I guarantee you will feel far more confident in how to help your child afterwards. And it is completely free. Click the link and download your copy today. https://j4ksports.co.uk/products/the-ultimate-guide-for-parents-of-goalkeepers

Guys, I received a DM from a parent this week and, with their permission, wanted to share it here 👇 Their son has played for the same team for three years. Never missed games. Turned up every week. Fully committed. 💙⚽ A few weeks ago, he picked up an injury and had to miss a handful of matches 🤕 During that time, the coach put an outfield player in goal. When the young keeper returned to training, fit and ready to play, the coach told him he would only get half a game, because he now had to “fight for his place”. This really upset both the parent and the goalkeeper (who is still very young). After three years of loyalty, it felt unfair and confusing 😔 The parent spoke to the coach to explain how much this had knocked her son’s confidence — to the point where he started saying he didn’t want to play in goal anymore 💔🧤 The coach’s response?“What would you do if your head was on my shoulders?” Now, I know some grassroots coaches — especially at kids’ level — look in the mirror and see Pep Guardiola staring back at them 😅 But parents and goalkeepers…What would you do in this situation? UPDATE: Just found out that the stand in goalkeeper does not want to stay in goal - Was only playing to help out.

One of the biggest mistakes parents make is believing they can advise and help their goalkeeper child, when they have never played in goal themselves. The truth is simple: if you haven’t played in goal, you cannot fully understand it.�Goalkeeping is one of the most specialist, isolated, and mentally demanding positions in sport. Even well-meaning advice can unintentionally damage confidence, mindset, or a keeper’s relationship with their coach. For over 20 years, I’ve worked with thousands of goalkeepers and parents worldwide, helping families navigate the exact challenges you’re facing — confidence issues, poor coaching decisions, releases, trials, scholarships, and the pressure goalkeepers face every week. That’s why I wrote “The Ultimate Guide for Parents of Goalkeepers.”� This book helps parents support properly, protect their child’s mindset, and avoid the costly advice parents make through no fault of their own. Inside, parents will learn: How to support your goalkeeper without harming confidence How to deal with coaches who don’t understand goalkeeping How to protect your child’s mindset during setbacks How to give your goalkeeper a genuine edge It also includes free bonus resources and exclusive videos. Get the hardback book FREE today (worth £14.99).�Just cover the £4.99 postage. Important: There are genuinely only 15 copies left of this edition. We are clearing the final stock to make way for the 2026 updated version, so once these are gone, they’re gone. get your free copy at: https://j4ksports.co.uk/collections/goalkeeper-educate/products/the-ultimate-guide-for-parents-of-goalkeepers-paperback