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Pro-Drills: Luongo uses screens to work on patience, shifting into shots
He may be retired now but we can still learn from watching a goalie with the third most wins (489) and second most saves (28,409) in NHL history as we present another drill from InGoal’s 2018 visit to Florida.
Pro-Drills: Senators Pierre Groulx and Hoberg net drive and pop pass
While fairly simple by design, this drill incorporates multiple options and reads that will test a goaltender under game-like conditions.
Chris Driedger on how to rest and reset before puck drop… and Mindset Guru Pete Fry explains how to use it to anchor confidence
Learn an important technique to ensure you are ready to go with focus and confidence when you need it most.
Pro-Drills: Jonathan Bernier & Marco Marciano – Keys to Efficient Movement
Some simple cues you can take from a pro that will make you more efficient the next time you are on the ice.
Braden Holtby did this simple ball drill for 5 hours
Sports Psychologist John Stevenson on turning balls into cognitive perceptual training
Pro-Drills: Rob Tallas and the “Greenfield drill”
A multi-faceted drill that will help you learn to deal with puck carriers behind your net by taking control of the situation.
Learn to juggle in 10 minutes
Sports Psychologist John Stevenson shows you how; then explains why it’s not enough.
Pro-Drills: Stephane Waite and Charlie Lindgren – drill for puck off end boards
Learn the key technical points to dealing with an increasingly common play in today’s game.
Pro-Drills: Jonathan Bernier & Marco Marciano – Attention to Detail in Basic Skating Drills
Even the pros perform basic skating drills – learn about some of the important details they focus on and how you can aply them to your next practice.
Pro-Drills: Tallas, Luongo and Reimer: Proper Leg Recovery Moving Forward
Need to move left? Get up with right leg. Rebound go to the right? Get up with the left. But what about those times when you don’t necessarily need to go either direction?