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Episode 15 Cory Schneider

Episode 15 Cory Schneider

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New Jersey Devils goaltender Cory Schneider discussed his recovery from surgery, a difficult start to his regular season, and how he pushed through to earn a spot on the U.S. World Championship roster. Schneider also noted he is unusual among NHL goalies for wearing gear from multiple brands — describing himself as 'a bit of a mutt' — and spoke about hip health and training strategies applicable to goaltenders at all levels.

Key Takeaways
  • Schneider rebounded from surgery and a slow regular-season start to finish strong enough to earn a U.S. World Championship invitation.
  • Transitioning mentally from regular-season mode to international tournament prep mirrors the focus shift young goalies face moving into spring hockey.
  • Schneider is one of the few NHL goalies who mixes gear from multiple brands, self-describing as 'a bit of a mutt' with his equipment choices.
  • Hip health and targeted training were highlighted as important considerations for goaltenders of all ages and levels.
  • The CCM EFlex 4 stick features new flex properties designed to improve pass execution and shooting ability for goaltenders.

This week on InGoal Radio presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, New Jersey Devil’s goaltender Cory Schneider has a lengthy char with Kevin and Daren on his way home from the rink as he prepares to represent the USA in the upcoming World Championship. Cam at the Hockey Shop also introduces us to the CCM EFlex 4 stick with some new flex properties to help you snap sharp passes and maybe even take a shot at the other net in your moment of glory.Cory talks about his focus on the ice as he shifts from regular season to World’s prep – not unlike young goalies moving from regular season to spring season.  He then speaks about perseverance where he moves from surgery recovery through a tough early regular season that ultimately finished with strength, earning him the invitation to the World Championship. There’s a lot in there for goaltenders of all ages about both a physical and mental approach to pushing through challenging periods in a season. Cory also took a few of our listener questions – most notably on gear where he stands out as one of the few goalies who is “a bit of a mutt” in his words, wearing so many different brands, and on hip health and training to help goaltenders young and old.

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