
Adrian Weinberg breaks down how goalies should position themselves in the cage, with an emphasis on angles, responsibilities, and reading the shooter. The session gives goalies a clearer framework for where to be before the shot, not just how to react after it. This is a foundational goalie session for athletes who want to make the cage feel smaller for shooters. It helps goalies understand cross-cage vs near-side responsibilities, how defensive blocks shape the save, and how better positioning creates cleaner, calmer saves.

Goalie
Adrian Weinberg is an Olympic bronze medalist and the starting goalkeeper for Team USA Men’s Water Polo. At the 2024 Paris Olympics, he was named Most Valuable Goalkeeper of the tournament and set the record for the most saves in Olympic history (98). He played collegiately at the University of California at Berkeley (CAL), where he was a three-time NCAA National Champion. Adrian currently plays professionally for Panathinaikos in Greece while training toward the 2028 Summer Olympics. Through his training sessions, Adrian focuses on helping athletes develop elite goalkeeper technique, game awareness, and the mindset required to compete at the highest level of water polo.

Goalie
Adrian Weinberg is an Olympic bronze medalist and the starting goalkeeper for Team USA Men’s Water Polo. At the 2024 Paris Olympics, he was named Most Valuable Goalkeeper of the tournament and set the record for the most saves in Olympic history (98). He played collegiately at the University of California at Berkeley (CAL), where he was a three-time NCAA National Champion. Adrian currently plays professionally for Panathinaikos in Greece while training toward the 2028 Summer Olympics. Through his training sessions, Adrian focuses on helping athletes develop elite goalkeeper technique, game awareness, and the mindset required to compete at the highest level of water polo.

with Chase Dodd

with Brittany VanderGroef

with Brittany VanderGroef

with Max Irving