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Eli Rassi
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Eli Rassi
@EliRassi
The difference between good & great is between the ears.
Ottawa, Ontario شامل ہوئے Aralık 2011
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@Kent_Wilson Bingo. You have to have elite, elite, elite skills to have good HD save percentage numbers consistently. Some Gs have pulled off the odd good year, but it's difficult to do that consistently if you don't have certain skills supercharged to the max.
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@HellaHotSauce HD to SD attempts ratio, to be specific. The problem this is all confounded by goalie talent.
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Extremely early... But something to monitor...Mike Smith brutal SV% through two games...similar to Carolina goalies the past few years with Bill Peters as HC. Is it possible system is part of it? #NHL
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@goalie_school I noticed Jonathan Bernier had a more athletic stance last year (it's carried over to this year, as well). And John Gibson's stance looks more athletic this year.
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Great analysis. The new stance is a way more athletic position. Takes strong legs though. This is why the weight room is so important.
HabsLinks@HabsLinks
Interesting breakdown on HNIC of one key change Carey Price has made. Price said that last year his feet were too far apart, which resulted in being overcommitted to the shooter and limited his ability to move laterally.
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The original post seal.. might bring this back
Mike Commito@mikecommito
On this day in 2003, the @NHLBruins signed goaltender Felix Potvin #Hockey365
Prince George, British Columbia 🇨🇦 English
@ConnorHughes01 @MRJALEX I will spot you 5-0 in tennis and beat you 7-5.
With my left foot.
🧘🏻♂️🎾
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Most under rated, under played summer sport for goaltenders = TENNIS. So many of the physical aspects of goaltending replicated in tennis. If you are serious about improving as a goaltender, summer Tennis is a "no-brainer"
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🔊🔊Okay okay I give. I will do an RVH video. But to break it down in 1 minute is a challenge so I’ve decided to do it in multiple stages. I think part of the issue is coaches waste time… instagram.com/p/BnL8khejONs/…
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Huge congrats, @CGDChuck!
The 67’s just got one heck of a teacher, leader, and role model - on and off the ice.
🙌🏼
Ottawa 67’s@Ottawa67sHockey
Welcome Charlie! The #67s have hired Charlie McTavish as the team’s goaltending coach, he will fill the role recently vacated by Andy Chiodo, who was hired by the Pittsburgh Penguins organization in June. MORE ➡️ ow.ly/VNe730lr1LA
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This applies to Goaltending too. Good scrambling isn’t always textbook. Sometimes you need to throw a leg or an arm or a head out.
Joe Fann@Joe_Fann
I can’t imagine there are many NFL head coaches who are more insightful during their pressers. Here’s Kyle Shanahan discussing how sometimes players need to “overcome coaching”:
Toronto, Ontario 🇨🇦 English
Maybe now goalie coaches will cool it with encouraging goalies to watching the puck and following through movements with their whole head when making saves, like they’re bobble head dolls on steroids. twitter.com/kevinisingoal/…
Kevin Woodley@KevinisInGoal
Actually, while swivel vision goggles may be good vision training too, eliminating peripheral does NOT = proper puck tracking; In fact, 1st NHL G coach to try them saw can lead to bad tracking habits that led to inefficiency in movement, set up + off release twitter.com/Tendy_Gear/sta…
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@goalie_school You should write more articles like this. It’s awesome 👍🏼
And don’t ever apologize for doing it!
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With my most sincere apologies to the Goaltending community, I wrote a new blog. Lots of video in this one. robgherson.com/blog/chinks-in…
Toronto, Ontario 🇨🇦 English
Goalie coaches know goalies by their gear and how they tape their sticks.
It’s a gift, really.
🙃 twitter.com/gregballoch/st…
Gregory Balloch@GregBalloch
Somebody got mad today...not naming any names 🤐
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Goalie nerds: This thread is why you don’t want your head to bounce when you’re moving. Your brain will give you the wrong information about where the puck is. twitter.com/foone/status/1…
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@CrowdScoutSprts It’s so true.
I think a goalie coach’s impact can be as simple as, “The goalie is better than before. They’re not giving up as many of *these types* of goals. They’re also more consistent. The team is still poo poo, but the goalie is better!”
Or something like that.
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Big congrats to @CPCANADIANS alum @colton_point on signing with the Dallas Stars! Keep on climbing 🤙🏼
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@GregBalloch @InGoalMedia Ahhh, nah.
Tracking is more than knowing when to react and block.
You know this. Lots of people do.
Maybe when the craziness of the draft settles down you can explain it.
C’mon. It’s time.
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@EliRassi @InGoalMedia Well I did get into it a bit in my replies when questioned, but I'm also trying to keep up with each goalie pick as they go off the board. Quick hits for now. twitter.com/GregBalloch/st…
Gregory Balloch@GregBalloch
@StephenJack4 A lot of them struggle with their block/react threshold, which means that they automatically go into a block in situations when they shouldn't. Like they're going through the motions. I think it should be a goalie-by-goalie thing, but some teams think it's a Swedish issue.
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@GregBalloch @InGoalMedia Character limit?
Tweet thread it.
Explain tracking.
C’mon. It’s time.
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@EliRassi I'm on a character limit here, I can't get into the inner workings of each of those categories! 😆 That's what my full breakdown on @InGoalMedia is for.
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