Cam Talbot credits his late-blooming NHL career to offseason work in a training facility called the Dungeon under coach Patrick Dipronio, along with lessons learned from playing alongside Henrik Lundqvist and being coached by Benoit Allaire with the New York Rangers. Talbot also highlights the specific influence of goalie coaches Dustin Schwartz in Edmonton and Jordan Sigalet in Calgary on his development.
Episode 90 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by the Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features new Minnesota Wild goalie Cam Talbot talking about the stress of free agency and his unique late-blooming path to the NHL.
Feature Interview
presented by NHL Sense ArenaTalbot shares the keys to that rise, which has been anchored by his work in a training center affectionately known as the Dungeon and his offseason coach Patrick Dipronio, and the lessons from playing with Henrik Lundqvist and being coached by Benoit Allaire with the New York Rangers, as well as some of the specific impacts of Dustin Schwartz with the Edmonton Oilers and Jordan Sigalet of the Calgary Flames. He also shares career-altering lessons from his time at the University of Alabama-Huntsville, and how he returned that favour and helped save the NCAA hockey program earlier this summer.
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presented by The Hockey Shop Source for SportsAll that, plus a return trip to see another Cam — Matwiv — at The Hockey Shop for a fresh gear segment that looks at the new CCM AXIS mask, and what to make of those innovative new Fluid Inside pods that line the inside. The gear segment in this episode features the CCM AXIS line of masks.
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