Miroslav Boň is an experienced goalkeeping coach for Slavia Prague’s youth teams (U16, U15, U14). He trains the future stars of Czech football, helping them develop the skills necessary for a successful career. In his work, Boň uses the latest Brave GK Fury White Black gloves. This new collection model allows Miroslav to demonstrate goalkeeping techniques and effectively practice various exercises with young goalkeepers. The Brave GK Fury White Black gloves are ideal for high-intensity conditions where training sessions take place literally every day.
The gloves offer outstanding grip on the ball thanks to the 4 mm Supreme Contact latex, which retains its properties even in rainy weather. This allows the coach to confidently demonstrate catching techniques, showing young players how to securely hold onto the ball in challenging situations.
The Rollfinger cut provides complete ball control and a snug fit, enabling Boň to precisely illustrate techniques for deflecting shots, including mid-air saves. During reaction and quick-movement drills, the Fix Fit system ensures a stable fit to prevent the hand from slipping inside the glove. This is especially important for rapid moves and unexpected shots.
An elastic cuff ensures a secure fit around the wrist without restricting movement, granting the freedom needed to demonstrate interceptions and aerial saves. Thanks to 3D reinforcement on the knuckles, the coach can safely show how to punch the ball when dealing with crosses.
The Brave GK Fury White Black gloves help goalkeepers feel the ball, control its movement, and act confidently even in difficult weather conditions. This model is suitable for any weather and temperature, allowing year-round training regardless of the forecast. Whether it’s rain, wind, or cold, Brave GK Fury White Black maintain their gripping properties, ensuring stability and control over the ball.
Miroslav Boň is a former professional goalkeeper with extensive playing and coaching experience. He was born on February 16, 1993, in Khust (Ukraine). From a young age, he aspired to become a goalkeeper and started playing football at Karpaty (Khust). In 2006, after a successful performance at the “Krymsky Podsnizhnik” (“Crimean Snowdrop”) tournament, he was invited to Dynamo Kyiv’s academy, where he received a rigorous goalkeeping education.
Throughout his professional career, Miroslav played for clubs such as Dynamo-2 (Kyiv), Hoverla (Uzhhorod), and Poltava. In 2017, he ended his playing career and decided to devote himself to coaching. Miroslav works with young goalkeepers, passing on his knowledge and experience to the next generation.
