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2:12 PM Oct 22nd
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@ - who have the goalies been today in each of the games and how have they done? Thx IC
1:47 PM Oct 22nd
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Whois U16AAA who played goal in each game so far... Thx IC
1:38 PM Oct 22nd
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When the attack starts, you should release from your goal line when they cross the far blue line - don't get caught releasing late.
6:23 PM Sep 9th
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On the glove side, when the puck is on the back boards use a heel-to-toe stick position. If it moves to the goal line shift to toe-to-toe.
8:26 PM Aug 31st
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Managing the rush is really managing your depth. Since depth is one of your key anchors, we'll focus on depth over the next few tweets.
4:58 PM Aug 23rd
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While speed is important moving from Point A to B, clarity of one's read is more important. Take off a little speed to SEE the play.
8:29 PM Aug 10th
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I uploaded a YouTube video -- Puck Acceptance
1:26 PM Aug 9th
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Skate great! That's the best advice for a goalie. Never be satisifed with your mobility. You are never good enough in this department.
1:09 PM Aug 9th
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Finally, a more controlled first save will lead, by default, to improved rebound control and/or more dynamic recovery.
6:02 PM Aug 6th
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Better movement, by default, leads to improved positioning. An improvement in position, by default, leads to a more controlled 1st save.
6:00 PM Aug 6th
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Movement is the basis of your game. An improvement in your movement skills has an all encompassing positive effect on your game. See next...
5:58 PM Aug 6th
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I uploaded a YouTube video -- Body Cradling
7:35 PM Aug 1st
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I uploaded a YouTube video -- Backside Push Development
7:07 PM Aug 1st
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Create a superb puck-collection habit in practice. In other words, as a rule, cover and retain any available puck during your drills.
1:42 PM Aug 1st
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Depth and awareness go hand in hand - being aware of weak-side threats and the level of defensive support will dictate optimal depth.
7:34 AM Jul 28th
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When in your butterfly have tall thighs. This increases vertical coverage on the initial save and also the pace of your post-save recovery.
9:17 PM Jul 26th
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To engage the elbow - use an elevator as an analogy. Your elbow rises, like an elevator, until it is at the same height as your shoulder.
8:26 AM Jul 24th
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Butterfly goalies need to engage the full arm to eliminate "top-shelf" weakness. This is a tough area due to a refusal to use the elbow.
6:51 AM Jul 23rd
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Back from holidays - Always create a downward trajectory on the puck when using your blocker. This "cocking" creates a quicker blocker hand.
7:22 AM Jul 22nd
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