EPISODE · Jul 15, 2012 · 10 MIN
Episode #2: Introduction Part 2
from Keeper Asylum · host Alex Lubyansky & Jeff Shuk
The ultimate podcast teaching how to be a goalkeeper and how to coach goalkeepers. This episode expands upon the coaching pedigree of Jeff Shuk and Alex Lubyansky - and it unveils the true need for such a podcast in the modern soccer world.
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The ultimate podcast teaching how to be a goalkeeper and how to coach goalkeepers. This episode expands upon the coaching pedigree of Jeff Shuk and Alex Lubyansky - and it unveils the true need for such a podcast in the modern soccer world.
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This episode was published on July 15, 2012.
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The ultimate podcast teaching how to be a goalkeeper and how to coach goalkeepers. This episode expands upon the coaching pedigree of Jeff Shuk and Alex Lubyansky - and it unveils the true need for such a podcast in the modern soccer world.
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