Winning Hockey - Goaltending

What you'll learn
By the end of the training, goaltenders will demonstrate improved skating and movement skills through the incorporation of specific drills and techniques.
Goalies will exhibit enhanced save and puck control techniques.
Participants will understand and apply the center line theory and angle strategies to optimize positioning and decision-making in various game situations.
Coaches will be equipped to deliver comprehensive instruction to goaltenders at all levels, covering fundamental skills and game strategies.
Requirements
There are no requirements to take this course.
Description
Great goaltending wins hockey games and championships. In this comprehensive video, Coach Richard Shulmistra draws upon his extensive playing and coaching experiences to explain the essential components needed to become a successful goaltender. The program was designed to help young players improve their fundamentals and understand the art and science of goaltending . It is also intended to help coaches provide comprehensive instruction on every facet of this challenging position. Among the topics covered are: skating and movement drills, techniques for saves and puck control, angles and the center line theory, strategies to handle the puck in a variety of game situations and much more. This video is an indispensable resource for goalies and coaches at every level of play. Richard Shulmistra (Shuey) started with Huron Hockey as a goalie student at the Huron Park Ontario Camp under the instruction of former NHL goalie and current Dallas Stars Director of Amateur Scouting, Tim Bernhardt. He then went on to become an outstanding goaltender at the collegiate level for Miami University, winning a CCHA regular season title and leading the team to their first ever NCCA tournament. After graduating, Richard signed with the Quebec Nordiques (later moved to Colorado) and played professionally for several years. Shuey has been a goaltending instructor since 1991. He now lives in North Carolina and works as a goalie coach.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Fundamentals
Lecture 3 High Saves
Lecture 4 Angles
Lecture 5 Breakaways
Lecture 6 Behind the Goals
Lecture 7 Advanced Topics
Lecture 8 The Tipped Puck
Lecture 9 Drills
Lecture 10 Closing Comments
This training program is specifically designed for aspiring and current goaltenders in hockey, encompassing players at various skill levels. Aimed at both young players seeking to improve their fundamental skills and seasoned goalies looking to refine their techniques, the program provides comprehensive guidance. Coaches at all levels will also benefit from the program, gaining valuable insights to deliver thorough instruction on the intricacies of the goaltending position. Whether a novice goaltender or an experienced coach, this program caters to individuals seeking to enhance their understanding and performance in the art and science of goaltending.


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