Pro Drills with San Jose Sharks
This drill from the San Jose Sharks is so simple you donβt even have to count to three to do it.
Sharks goaltending coach Thomas Speer simply positions two shooters just above the face-off dots on either side, gives them each a number (one or two, we told you itβs simple) and then with the goalie positioned in the middle of the crease, calls out βoneβ or βtwoβ and the goalie pushes to that shooter, who is loading up to score almost as soon as their number is called.
The focus is on making that push on the skates rather than sliding across.
Still ahead in this article:
Speer's explanation for why the puck is already on the shooter's stick before the goalie moves β and what he says happens the very first time a goalie sees it there β is in the next paragraph.
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