3 Goalies - 2 Goals

• The Setup
• Place to goals facing in the same direction next to each other, there should be a distance of one to three meters between them.
• Find an obstacle to put between the goals. This can be nearly everything that makes it difficult to pass through. This can be a mat, pylons or a bench.
• Place balls – you’ll need a lot – in front of every goal for the shooters in a distance of 5 meters
• As the shooters have to shoot at the same time, we suggest to prepare a countdown. We made the best experience with three seconds for adult goalies.

• Starting point

We are looking at it from the goalies view. To make it easier, the goalies are numbered from one to three.
• Goalie 1 starts in the left goal
• Goalie 2 starts in the right goal
• Goalie 3 starts standing behind the left goal
• First Round
• The shooters start their countdown and take their shots
• After the shot, Goalie 1 moves over the obstacle to the right goal.
• Goalie 2 gets up and runs behind the goals and stops behind the left goal
• Goalie 3 runs into the left goal and prepares for the shot.
• Second Round
• The shooters already started their countdown and take their shot again.
• After the shot, Goalie 1 runs behind the goals and stops behind the left goal
• Goalie 2 runs into the left goal
• Goalie 3 moves over the obstacle into the right goal
• Third Round
• Again, the shooters have started their countdown and take the shot
• Goalie 1 runs from behind the left goal into it and is now again in his/hers starting position
• Goalie 2 runs moves over the obstacle into the right goal, his/hers starting position
• Goalie 3 runs behind the goals and stops behind the left goal and is now also in his/hers starting position