Episode 335 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a fascinating interview with longtime goalie coach and Engineer Rob Day, and one of his former students, Casey Cox, a former college goalie turned golf coach with a biomechanics phd and interest in goalies. In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Day and Cox introduce themselves and explain their work at Sports Science Solutions, which took advanced motion-capture services Cox discovered while teaching golf and applied it to goaltending and has led to some eyebrow raising discoveries. The include why a hard t-push stop can be worse for some goalies than a butterfly drop, the importance of the pelvis to all things goaltending, and how they been able to predict -- and therefore help prevent -- injuries!
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This week's Pro Read, presented by Vizual Edge, in which Alex Lyon shares some important lessons on preparation and how you manage coming into a game cold can make or break a career.
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New Warrior Alpha Surge customizer is LIVE + that means you can custom order the latest from a company long known for its innovation, so we went to their Montreal R+D space for a behind-the-scenes deep dive on what it's all about.
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Great advice from Carolina Hurricanes breakout star Brandon Bussi on one of the key developments along a path to pro hockey that didn't always seem so certain.
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In the Parent Segment, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, w e look at how identity can quietly create pressure for both parents and goalies — and why kids need to see that your world doesn’t rise and fall with their game.
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Some great advice on finding focus from former Vezina Trophy winner and current Washington Capitals development coach Olaf Kolzig in our latest Pro Tips.
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In our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source, for a look at the TPS Response stick.
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In The Crease, based in Colorado, offers instructional camps, specialty clinics, team consulting, private instruction, game/video review, etc. ITC was created to provide superior instruction while striving to stay on top of current trends of the game.
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Latest Read and React video breakdown session with Rick Wamsley of Goalie U features a look at the excellence of Team Canada returnee Los Angeles Kings draft pick Carter George when facing four different types of scoring chances.
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"The glue that allows a goaltender to connect moments with efficiency, economy and pace." Exclusive new video series featuring long-time NHL goalie coach Ian Clark begins by diving into the importance of rotational accuracy.
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A special can't miss 22-minute video of Hart Trophy winner Connor Hellebuyck breaking down his positioning and save selection while watching a variety of different types of attacks.
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Took us a while to finish this Warrior Ritual G7 glove review in part because we kept getting "best glove I've worn" feedback from pros, but struggled to match the adoration to the lack of pro level adoption. Then Kasimir Kaskisuo helped bridge that gap.
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