Like PICC lines and tasting saline 3 x / day……..😜😳🤡

Hope all is well Dusty

Glad it helped. I’m sure your goalie coach has good intentions but……😎

Thanks for watching Todd

Send me your questions anytime you need help

It is easy to do as I had a million weaknesses in my game. Thanks for watching..

Gear set ups and many drills are eye candy. But at the NHL level we are very focused on repeatable, consistent basic things.

Thank you and thanks for watching

Thank you Mas

Slide boards like the Goaler One or tons of rollerblading

Start by trying to get the push leg a little more vertical and then use 2 distinct pushes. The first push gets you turn going and then second finishes the snap. After a while you’ll be able to combine the two pushes into one big push like you see in the video

The goal is to make crease movements explosively and automatic. NHL goalies aren’t even thinking about skating when they play. So try to grab drop in public skating ice every chance you get and hammer away on some of these drills.. You can also send me some video clips and I can give you advice.

Send me an email at info@futurepro.com with your cell and I will call you to discuss

Hey Johnathan, great question! I wonder what answer you received ? My kid has been working on precisely this issue with his goalie coach. In my opinion, most of the div1/AAA goalies at 11 years of age, where I live, clearly struggle with this. It seems to me that the kids who time their butterfly a little late let in a few "bad ones" on the ice. My kid tends to go down early and has been working on his timing to prevent goals going over his shoulder (especially blocker side). Any advice would be helpful! I will say that my kid is now confident enough to generally stay far out in front of the crease, which helps cut down the angles.

@@m____w____6981 send me an email with your cell and we can chat about this

Try to “throw your hips to start the rotation then start hammering the c cut motion. Starting with a few c cuts to complete the rotation. Eventually you’ll get the full rotation on one strong c cut. and the more you get the push leg under your body with a smaller extension the better..

@@FutureProGoaltending thanks so much! I will definitely work on it!

It is individual preference to a degree but from a pure physics point of view, and power loss in a joint because of slop will hinder power transfer to the ice. Think of a dragster with loose wheel nuts. There would be significant power loss..

@@FutureProGoaltending Got it. Thanks for the reply. I learned that a bit the hard way.

They are alternating mini c cuts.

Yes that is an advanced skill

@@FutureProGoaltending if you are looking for ideas on a video, that’s another one.

@@rustinroy9911 yes sir

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