In my last article on goal-post integration  and stick optionsI discussed  basic considerations such as skate positioning and the goal stick itself.  In this article we will discuss trapper positioning options both with the goaltender standing up and when using the V-H technique.

Let us first look at options when standing on your [...]

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When discussing goal-post integration there are some constants and a few different options that we all encounter at the rink and at the numerous goaltender specific schools.

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Covering the puck correctly is a pretty basic requirement for ice hockey goaltenders. It allows them to control the flow of the game and get a face-off when this is the best option for their team. There are different ways to cover the puck and doing so incorrectly can have an adverse consequences. I will [...]

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InGoal Magazine breaks down Brian Elliott’s save-of-the-year candidate stop to preserve a win in his St. Louis Blues’ debut over the weekend.

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With the game getting more dynamic, and shooters getting more space to pick corners more often, expect to hear a lot more talk about goaltenders in the NHL looking to “re-activate” their hands this season. Edmonton veteran Nikolai Khabibulin is among them.

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Goaltenders are Different

On September 14, 2011 By

The goalie coach has to build a stronger goaltender by helping him to improve. This improvement has to be based on sound movement principles and analytics. An improved goaltender is confident, self-analytical and continually looking to improve.

Keep these points in mind and you will end up with a stronger more confident goaltender who continually is improving.

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Implementing positive self-talk as one aspect of a goaltender’s mental training game.

See how to put it into action today.

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