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Should You Car Coach?
Advice from former NHL goalie coach and current NHL goalie parent
InGoal Parents: the importance of working with multiple coaches
Working with more than one goalie coach will help your child become a better goaltender and prepare them to deal with the many voices they will hear throughout their careers.
InGoal Parents: No ice here — should I be worried?
After a Spring that forced all goaltenders to take a break some rinks are beginning to open up. Will your son or daughter miss out?
InGoal Parents: Your most important role as a parent
There’s something that you can do help your son or daughter InGoal more powerfully than anyone else. It won’t cost a thing and will have a bigger impact than anything else you can do for them.
Goalie Dad answers a parent worried that height will hold their son back
It’s a common question for parents in a position that is often – but not always – unforgiving about height.
Hockey Academies: InGoal Parent Weighs Pros and Cons
A reader wrote in for our opinion on hockey academies for goaltenders. InGoal co-founder David Hutchison weighs in with his thoughts.
Ask the InGoal Goalie Dad:“What can my goalie be doing at home to have fun and improve?”
There are lots of things a goalie can do at home to improve and be ready when we are all back on the ice.
Ask the InGoal Goalie Dad:How can I Support my son’s development on a budget?
Private training can be expensive. Today Goalie Dad answers a question from a parent worried about the cost of supporting their son’s development.
Ask the InGoal Goalie Dad:Should our Goalie Play Spring Hockey?
InGoal’s new resident goalie dad is answering your questions. This week he answers a question from a parent wondering about playing Spring Hockey – should thy play? When is too young?
Ask the InGoal Goalie Dad:The pressure of being the #2 on your team
InGoal’s new resident goalie dad is answering your questions. This week he answers a question from a parent wondering how to deal with the pressure of being the “backup” on a team.