Gotta give Keeks all of the props in the world for coming through on what he says he would. I reached out to him, via email, and he responded so quickly my head spin. He then made the most generous offer, his time, to speak with my son, three time zones away. He makes great videos and backs them up by being an incredible human being. Thank you Keeks for all of it.
Great video Keek's. Tons of great information. One thing with my goalie, he often bites on the fake then he relies on his athleticism to try and make the save. Keep the content rolling.
The most Canadian transition ever!! Love it. Great video as always. The Statue Drill must be murder for a goalie. Hard to not budge and say "Thank you sir, may I have another".
Yes… the goalies need to trust the shooter, but on some level a little counter intuitive but is REALLY makes them assess puck trajectory. I created a second variation as well where the drill has the same set up. but…… the goalie has to do everything possible to avoid getting hit with the puck. The bottom line is that to get out of the way you just be watching the pucks flight. They are fun little drills especially for the little guys. It really gets them waiting to see where puck is going.
Good advice. My 13yr old son just had his "worst" game giving up 9 out of 47 shots. 1 was clean over his shoulder. A few on break aways, some 2 and 3 on none. A few on the 2nd and 3rd rebound. He got a penalty for tripping which was actually him just playing the puck out of the crease to stop the next pass/back door.
The guys hit the boards behind the net, and a frigg’n leaf comes falling down. I’m thinking, “this ain’t outdoor hockey, where did that come from?”, then the transition hits. Good one.
I would set up a mirror in the basement and put your pads gloves and stick on. In a controlled way just work on driving the right shoulder and leading with your stick… do that for 15-20 minutes a couple of times and repeat on the ice quickly during warmups and it should imprint over time
I noticed that at the 6:00 mark, as the goalie is doing the Telescoping and Retreating, he drives the same leg to stop on each side (his right). Do you recommend switching it up, and if so, should the drive be the outside leg each time, or should we practice driving the inside to develop more ambidextrous control? Beginner here in net (age 52), so I want to keep details like this consistent.
I would ensure both legs are quality developed Stopping wise. (Bilateral skill balance) You would likely never be stopping as a shot it released so I wouldn’t worry at your stage which leg you chose, although generally you would stop with outside leg (closest to boards) as most threats would likely be going across to the other side and that makes a push to the middle easier.
Long time ago - early 1990's, I was watching an NCAA Div III men's game, and the visiting team's goalie would do the figure 8 corner skating after the ref blew the whistle. All three periods. I never understood why until now.
That rink is the one I learned to skate on as a kid. It was built in the early 50’s. As a kid it has chain link behind the nets instead of glass and there was no glass at all on the side boards… the Montreal Canadiens and the Detroit Red Wings played exhibition games there during the original 6 days as they would often play local Senior teams. Actual tons of photos of the Rocket and Gordie Howe playing on that ice
I will say that at lower levels of Hockey such as drop in and open skates I much prefer the D man takes the shooter. That allows the shooter to screw up the pass and the receiver to screw up the reception and then possibly screw up the shot. Three more chances to prevent the goal.
Hey Steve! What do you mean specifically by dominating the level you're at right now (when talking about whether to move to a better league)? Minimum .920 sv%? .930? Thanks ahead.
If an intelligent hockey observer that is not related to you, would say you are clearly far superior to your competition. And if you have real stats not calculated by a relative in the .930 range I would say you would be ready to move up
Why does it sound like a haunted house is going on in the background?? Like screams?? Maybe I don’t want to know the answer….lol Great contents as always GOAT!
Damn 2 on 1s. get one every game except its 2 on 0 for the last month and a half. Pass, pass, score 🤦♂️. I think I'll do a 2 pad with my stick to intercept the pass. Ef it..
Gotta give Keeks all of the props in the world for coming through on what he says he would. I reached out to him, via email, and he responded so quickly my head spin. He then made the most generous offer, his time, to speak with my son, three time zones away. He makes great videos and backs them up by being an incredible human being.
Thank you Keeks for all of it.
100 per cent
This guy has been a huge help to my game! Responds quickly.. chatted on the phone… solid advice, solid guy.
Great video Keek's. Tons of great information. One thing with my goalie, he often bites on the fake then he relies on his athleticism to try and make the save. Keep the content rolling.
Hope all is well
The most Canadian transition ever!! Love it. Great video as always. The Statue Drill must be murder for a goalie. Hard to not budge and say "Thank you sir, may I have another".
Yes… the goalies need to trust the shooter, but on some level a little counter intuitive but is REALLY makes them assess puck trajectory. I created a second variation as well where the drill has the same set up. but…… the goalie has to do everything possible to avoid getting hit with the puck. The bottom line is that to get out of the way you just be watching the pucks flight. They are fun little drills especially for the little guys. It really gets them waiting to see where puck is going.
@@FutureProGoaltendingUSA Almost a reverse psychology drill. Really interesting. Thanks!
My own personal Coach. Thanks Keek's. Season #3. Just keeps getting better. Really appreciate your time and effort.
Thanks for watching..
@@FutureProGoaltendingUSA .Your The Man Keek's. Is this kid gonna make "The Show"?
@@anthonypeak2125 never know..
I liked the “in game “ drills. As a beer leaguer I don’t get a lot of practice time for drills.
Thanks for watching Jonah
Somebody pay this guy for all the helpful videos!
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Dropping the knowledge on this Monday morning!!! 🙏 Stick discipline is crucial.. especially against this higher level players for sure! 👍🤘😎
Thanks for watching Reaps…
Good advice. My 13yr old son just had his "worst" game giving up 9 out of 47 shots. 1 was clean over his shoulder. A few on break aways, some 2 and 3 on none. A few on the 2nd and 3rd rebound. He got a penalty for tripping which was actually him just playing the puck out of the crease to stop the next pass/back door.
Merry Christmas Andrew.
The guys hit the boards behind the net, and a frigg’n leaf comes falling down. I’m thinking, “this ain’t outdoor hockey, where did that come from?”, then the transition hits. Good one.
Thanks OFG
Great info on this video
Thank you Steve
I'm guilty of leaving the stick behind. Any tips to help build muscle memory for stick discipline.?
I would set up a mirror in the basement and put your pads gloves and stick on.
In a controlled way just work on driving the right shoulder and leading with your stick… do that for 15-20 minutes a couple of times and repeat on the ice quickly during warmups and it should imprint over time
@@FutureProGoaltendingUSA thank you Steve
I noticed that at the 6:00 mark, as the goalie is doing the Telescoping and Retreating, he drives the same leg to stop on each side (his right). Do you recommend switching it up, and if so, should the drive be the outside leg each time, or should we practice driving the inside to develop more ambidextrous control? Beginner here in net (age 52), so I want to keep details like this consistent.
I would ensure both legs are quality developed Stopping wise. (Bilateral skill balance) You would likely never be stopping as a shot it released so I wouldn’t worry at your stage which leg you chose, although generally you would stop with outside leg (closest to boards) as most threats would likely be going across to the other side and that makes a push to the middle easier.
Mens league I love when they pass 2 on 1
If your D know your preference that will help in the “Glenn Hall” method
Long time ago - early 1990's, I was watching an NCAA Div III men's game, and the visiting team's goalie would do the figure 8 corner skating after the ref blew the whistle. All three periods. I never understood why until now.
Lots of stuff to do to keep core temperature
So, off topic, but in the game at the end, the teams benches are on opposite sides...I have never, ever seen that before :D
That rink is the one I learned to skate on as a kid. It was built in the early 50’s. As a kid it has chain link behind the nets instead of glass and there was no glass at all on the side boards… the Montreal Canadiens and the Detroit Red Wings played exhibition games there during the original 6 days as they would often play local Senior teams. Actual tons of photos of the Rocket and Gordie Howe playing on that ice
@@FutureProGoaltendingUSA Ah ok cool! Chain Link fence is still fairly common here in Germany...sadly...
I will say that at lower levels of Hockey such as drop in and open skates I much prefer the D man takes the shooter. That allows the shooter to screw up the pass and the receiver to screw up the reception and then possibly screw up the shot. Three more chances to prevent the goal.
Yes…. With inferior players that makes sense
Hey Steve! What do you mean specifically by dominating the level you're at right now (when talking about whether to move to a better league)? Minimum .920 sv%? .930? Thanks ahead.
If an intelligent hockey observer that is not related to you, would say you are clearly far superior to your competition. And if you have real stats not calculated by a relative in the .930 range I would say you would be ready to move up
Why does it sound like a haunted house is going on in the background?? Like screams?? Maybe I don’t want to know the answer….lol
Great contents as always GOAT!
After I shot it, I realized my daughters dog Chloe, was whining to get out side…. Or……… it was a murder/torture in progress between takes….😉
@@FutureProGoaltendingUSA thought it was some advanced goalie training going on behind the scenes !
Damn 2 on 1s. get one every game except its 2 on 0 for the last month and a half. Pass, pass, score 🤦♂️. I think I'll do a 2 pad with my stick to intercept the pass. Ef it..
Old school for the win!