It's all personal preference. Like when you start they suggest to have the bottom tighter and looser the more up you go. But as you go you can decide and make small changes every time
Tendy31 Thanks joedimagiovideo's channel for sharing this video. I learned about Drills designed to enhance the movement and strategies for all goalies.
If it is going to basically be a bar down shot, then you should stay up. Most of the time, you should go down as it covers more area, plus rebounds wont be as bad. As long as you follow the puck to your glove/blocker on high shots, it shouldn't matter. Just let your instincts decide.
Ryan Deitch You can stay in a low crouch if its a clear high shot but you should never be too straight up because it will be easy to beat you if the player has a deceptive release. You should also always go butterfly if there's any sort of traffic in front or near the shot as it could be deflected.
Thank you finally a movement pattern that shows development. We are brain specialists for trackers!
1 thing when you are sliding to your post on a rap around keep your stick planted on the ice near your pad so there is no chance for a pass to be made
If the puck is elevated, is it necessary to get on your knees. I noticed the guy at 1:00 didn't get down.
No you don’t have to go down to your knees, it’s not mandatory some goalies just feel comfortable going to there knees on saves
I think that this is aa good video for new-bees
Question the older guy in the Grey why are the bottom of your pads so loose?
It's all personal preference. Like when you start they suggest to have the bottom tighter and looser the more up you go. But as you go you can decide and make small changes every time
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Tendy31 Thanks joedimagiovideo's channel for sharing this video. I learned about Drills designed to enhance the movement and strategies for all goalies.
If the puck is elevated, is it necessary to get on your knees. I noticed the guy at 1:00 didn't get down.
If it is going to basically be a bar down shot, then you should stay up. Most of the time, you should go down as it covers more area, plus rebounds wont be as bad. As long as you follow the puck to your glove/blocker on high shots, it shouldn't matter. Just let your instincts decide.
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Ryan Deitch You can stay in a low crouch if its a clear high shot but you should never be too straight up because it will be easy to beat you if the player has a deceptive release. You should also always go butterfly if there's any sort of traffic in front or near the shot as it could be deflected.