​In small group sessions, limited to no more than three individuals of similar skill levels, we initiate our training with skating fundamentals before delving into specialized lesson topics. Within a small group context, we encourage peer feedback to foster mutual improvement. For those seeking a broader, game-focused experience, my mini-clinics accommodate groups of up to five goaltenders. During these sessions, we concentrate on honing skills in specific in-game scenarios, with the participation of three to five shooters to create a more realistic practice environment. These mini clinics are ideally suited for advanced goaltenders seeking to expand their skill set and knowledge base.

What We Teach

Technical & Situational Based SkillsAssessment and Goal Setting: Our first session will involve an in-depth evaluation of your current goaltending abilities. The coach will analyze your strengths, and areas for improvement, and discuss your personal goals as a goaltender.​ ​​ Fundamentals of Goaltending: We will cover the essential goaltending techniques, including stance, positioning, movement, and save selection. Understanding and mastering these fundamentals are crucial for building a strong goaltending skill set. Skating and Agility Drills: Goaltenders need to be agile and quick on their skates. We will work on various skating drills and exercises to enhance your mobility and balance, enabling you to react swiftly to shots from all angles. Puck Tracking and Vision: Tracking the puck and maintaining strong visual awareness are vital for making timely saves. We will practice drills to improve your tracking abilities and ensure you always have your eyes on the puck. Save Techniques: Learn a variety of save techniques, including butterfly, glove saves, pad saves, and blocker saves. Our coach will provide expert guidance on when and how to employ different saving techniques effectively. ​