You can accomplish anything you set your mind to.

@@FutureProGoaltending but what about the talent part?

Thanks

Excellent

Glad it works well for you

Great kid, great goalie, but far, far too short to play NHL

Seems to be large C&A

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Starting with shoulders on cross bar as line rush approaches your blue line. Then depending on what side you either lightly tap glove on glove side post and step out to top of crease. Or on blocker side, lightly tap with shaft of stick and step out well positioned on blocker angle.

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What are you trying to say?

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#farce

I think strapping is going to be a very individual decision after personal trial and error. The older generation reefed down on the heel straps through the back cowlings hole. Our pads had zero rotation on the leg. This seriously restricted our ability to get wide flares and vertical pad faces in the butterfly. If you are going to wear one it should be for a purpose. If it is just flapping loose doing nothing delete it.

Thanks for the quick reply, I will try removing it but I think my sliding toe lace will cause too much rotation. Will try bungee cord that may work better...thanks.

You should never RVH when a man is outside a stick length. People made saves on back door passes for the 90 years preceding the RVH. If you can’t get to back door passes with a slight overlap that is on you. I can pull up 100 clips of NHL goalies making backdoor saves staring from the overlap. You have a better chance of seeing God than a non-NHL player consistently banking pucks off your overlap foot. The FAR more likely outcome when misusing the RVH is the endless shit goals seen every night in the highlights. They aren’t rare. If a goalie kept letting in long flippers I think they would figure it out. For some reason, whether mimicry or ill advised goalie coaching, goalies have just accepted shit RVH goals by shrugging their shoulders and acting like “oh well”. I actually love that goalies keep misusing the RVH. It provides me hours of entertainment. It is just like a guy who keeps stepping on a rake and can’t make the connection why his nose is bleeding.

Thank you!

Excellent

I feel the pain everyday..

Agreed

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It’s the little things in life

Self taught is sometimes better

@@FutureProGoaltending yeah and 10 plus years off doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu helps a bit too. You push him he will just come closer. When you move laterally your toe can "mistakenly" nudge the back of his skate and he falls on his ass.. I never got a penalty nor a grudge from the other player. It looks like a mistake... Goalies gotta cut their angle a bit out of the nonsense 1980's half circle, Am I right???

@@andrewsarasin2654 you are right in many ways

I wouldn’t worry about the double leg recovery in the beer leagues. Simply fire off 10-12 one leg recoveries with the weaker leg that is the cause of the imbalance, at the start of every skate

Yes you are

My pet peeve as well

This is being taught and used effectively to conserve energy in non dangerous times. There are many times when the puck is in the zone that the threat is not imminent. Like side board scrums for instance.

@@FutureProGoaltending I'm a D1 (full ride) goalie from the 90"s. Puck in the zone, resting crouch at least. Rarely stood straight up with the puck on the other teams stick in the zone. It looks lazy. It looks bad. Don't like it.

@@duckhunter2383 noted

@@FutureProGoaltending I'm also seeing more and more goalies moving and in their set position with stick two feet off the ice. Then bring it down when shot is on the way. Don't like that either.

@@FutureProGoaltending I’ve got a short video taken yesterday at a 19u tryout. Right in the middle of the drill. Arms up, body up, stick two feet off the ice, while taking the angle on a shooter. I’d like to get your opinion. Can we connect somehow?

Tough spot right now

Reinbacher, Hutson, maybe even Pesce or Skjei will def help

Really becomes evident when you see these iso views for sure.

Thanks for watching Justin

Nice

Weird coaching

@@FutureProGoaltending yeah. I consider him still old school that adapted to new school

Tell my wife

@@FutureProGoaltending sure, you tell mine first. We both know how this will go

Thanks for watching. There will be many of these coming up

As normal as one could be.. 😎🐐

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Last off the ice

There is always a read to make. If there is significant help in front a wrap around attempt will still put that attacker in danger. It you over challenge too much it will also encourage the wrap. But think of it this way. If a man has time and space to wrap that is 100% crap D zone coverage. If a man #rvhfails you from a poor angle because you were afraid he MIGHT wrap, that is 100% on you the goalie. You have hit on the core issue with modern goalie coaches. They are teaching goalies to not read and trust what their teammates are doing and then shrug their shoulders when they get beat from the corner on a shit angle. “Just a great shot!” BS

@@FutureProGoaltending That makes more sense I like how you said it’s always your responsibility to have that shot and to make that save every time. And to also be able to make that read of when he’s gonna wrap.

Another way to look at it is that if you made saves like Hasek, you would be an NHL Hall of Famer, a Stanley Cup winner and a multi millionaire. 😎