 
 <prompt> "Know di penalty shot statistics. Study di opposite team before di match. Learn about kinesiology." <response>: ```The general tendency of a kicker na to shoot the ball opposite the goalie. Knowing this tendency fit help you anticipate where a kicker go shoot the ball. One study show say almost 70% of penalty kicks wey dem take go the side opposite the kicker dominant foot: right-footed players dey kick go their left and the keeper right and vice versa. This one dey mimic the natural swing of the foot across the body because e dey hard to shoot go the opposite corner using an instep kick. If you no fit read the player or the ball, e better make you assume say you go go right for a right-footed kicker and left for a left footer. Just as e dey important to pay attention to the other team players during the game, e dey wise to study them before you meet them for field. This one go give you an idea of how dem dey generally play and e go also show any playing patterns by individual players. Watch videos of the other teams matches make you sabi their playing style. If you dey near your opposing team or you no fit get video of them playing, visit one of their games. Studying the motions of a player for computer fit also improve your ability to read the movements wey a shooter dey make because e dey give away clues about how dem go play. Knowing how to anticipate any body movement na something wey fit help any goalkeeper defend shots on goal. By learning the principles of kinesiology, or the study of movement, you fit become a much more effective goalie, especially against penalty kicks. Most colleges dey offer courses for kinesiology, though you fit also find online courses for places like the University of Utah or Sam Houston State University.``` 