Episode 5 Jordan Sigalet with an Aaron Dell Cameo
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Calgary Flames goaltending coach Jordan Sigalet joined InGoal Radio to explain the full scope of an NHL goalie coach's role, which goes far beyond on-ice instruction. Sigalet also opened up about his personal battle with multiple sclerosis and his fundraising efforts for MS research. San Jose Sharks goaltender Aaron Dell discussed his reads before a faceoff in his zone, while Pittsburgh Penguins goaltending development coach Andy Chiodo offered tips specifically for adult goaltenders.
- NHL goaltending coaches do far more than on-ice work — Jordan Sigalet details the full scope of the role with the Calgary Flames.
- Jordan Sigalet shares practical tips for young goaltenders drawn from his NHL coaching experience.
- Sigalet discusses living with multiple sclerosis and his active work raising funds for MS medical research.
- Aaron Dell (San Jose Sharks) explains his pre-faceoff reads when the puck is in his defensive zone.
- Andy Chiodo (Pittsburgh Penguins goaltending development coach) provides specific advice tailored to adult goaltenders.
This week on the InGoal Radio podcast, Kevin Woodley sits down for a long chat with Calgary Flames goaltending coach Jordan Sigalet who shares what it is like to work as a goaltending coach in the NHL – it’s far more than you might imagine. He shares some tips for young goaltenders, and more. Jordan also shares a bit about his personal battle with MS and the work he does to raise funds for medical research.
As we will continue to do, we took some reader questions to the pros – Pittsburgh Penguins Goaltending Development coach Andy Chiodo, who has some tips for adult goaltenders and San Jose Sharks goaltender Aaron Dell talks about his reaads before a faceoff in his zone.
And don’t forget to get your #backuptowel on – we look at Mike McKenna’s latest InGoal-inspired fashion statement. Will it catch on?
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