The information on this page is a continuation of these ideas. The idea of this page is that the keeper must often deal with awkward through balls, bouncing balls, balls that are too low to head and too high to safely kick, etc. The only way to be comfortable with these balls is to practice dealing with them. I suggest that 10 to 15 minutes of every keeper sessions should be devoted to dealing with situations where you can not use your hands. Serve easy balls to the keeper that the keeper must chest down and clear.
Emphasis is on clearing the ball high and wide.
Young and novice keepers should probably kick the ball back to the same side of the field it came from. As soon as the keeper has enough leg strength, the keeper should work on clearing the ball to the opposite side of the field. Serve easy balls to the keeper that the keeper must head donw and clear. Same emphasis as above. Add pace to the service and repeat 1 and 2.