Dahan Goaltending - Goalie Hockey School: The Three Components of Positioning - Ice Hockey Goalies | Dahan Goaltending (ep #4)

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: October 18, 2023

Video Description

Make more saves and get in proper position quicker by understanding the 3 components of good goalie positioning. Nick Dahan and his team bring you this training VLOG with insight on the 5 key teaching moments below. This is a condensed video of our semi-private program, watch it till the end, and we encourage you to comment.

5 key teaching moments: - Playing rebounds properly - see 00:56 - Leaning into your saves with your hands in-front but tight - see 04:57 - The 3 components needed to get in position - see 06:00 - How we use Video Review on the ice - see 07:18 - How to absorb pucks coming into your chest - see 08:29

If you have any questions about goalie training or what you can do to improve your game, leave a comment.

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Session filmed in November 2020, all team members and students were abiding by the Covid-19 Protocols. We ensure that all athletes have masks on and are socially distanced when possible.

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Dahan Goaltending - Goalie Hockey School: 3 Habits To Gain A Competitive Edge As A Pro Hockey Goalie | Dahan Goaltending

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: October 18, 2023

Video Description

Nick Dahan travels to Quebec to work with three Tier II Jr. A athletes to hone their agility and preparedness.

When engaged in a team consultation, our goal is to utilize game footage analysis as an educational tool for each goaltender. As athletes become increasingly cognizant of their tendencies and begin to comprehend more effective save techniques, they exhibit heightened enthusiasm and vigour in subsequent training sessions.

Critical Learning Points: - How to readily c-cut backwards - Refer to 4:05 - Employ both legs uniformly and set faster - Refer to 9:05 - Keep your knees tighter when leaning towards the puck - Refer to 11:45 - Slide quicker without turning - Refer to 15:41

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Dahan Goaltending - Goalie Hockey School: Make Better Wrap-Around Saves - Ice Hockey Goalies | Dahan Goaltending (ep #5)

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: October 06, 2023

Video Description

How To Play The Puck Behind The Net: Make more wrap around saves by understanding how to follow the player and react to their moves behind the cage. Sal Stalteri, one of Dahan's top instructors, puts on a clinic for two U14 goalies.

4 key teaching moments: - Avoid moving your feet after a shot is taken - see 04:45 - Check your windows before sliding when a player is behind the net - see 07:11 - Get up on every rebound "going up-ice" instead of sliding - see 08:50 - Recover in a ready-stance when the puck is in your zone - see 09:35

If you have any questions about goalie training or what you can do to improve your game, leave a comment.

We will be posting regularly. Subscribe and join us on a fulfilling and educational journey about on and off-ice goalie development. Thank you for watching.

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Session filmed in November 2020, all team members and students were abiding by the Covid-19 Protocols. We ensure that all athletes have masks on and are socially distanced when possible.

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Dahan Goaltending - Goalie Hockey School: Proper RVH Technique + LONGEST Goalie Face-Off - Ice Hockey Goalies | Dahan Goaltending (Ep 11)

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: October 06, 2023

Video Description

Learn how to properly seal the net when going into the Reverse Vertical-Horizontal (RVH). This technique is effective in two ways when done correctly. - First, it completely fills the short side of the net when the player is located below the face-off circle without compromising the chest. Its predecessor (VH) has the pads in a manner where the inner leg located on the post is vertical and therefore covers the chest, which can result in undesirable rebounds. - Secondly, it helps the athlete regain net awareness when scrambling with wide rebounds. The athlete can slide into the RVH and anchor themselves on the post before getting back onto their feet depending on the play.

We believe competition drives enthusiasm. Our "goalie face-off" is a simple but effective game that enables patience with soft focus. The goalie must actively seek the coach's hand and react when the puck drops without doing so too early or too late.

3 key teaching moments: - How to properly face the shooter on the RVH - see 0:27 - Play every puck throughout, and avoid becoming a "drill goalie" - see 4:33 - Recover efficiently on your feet by alternating your lead leg - see 8:17 (goalie with green pads)

If you have questions about goalie training or what you can do to improve your game, leave a comment.

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Dahan Goaltending Goalie Hockey School: Proper Rvh Technique + Longest Goalie Face Off Ice Hockey Goalies Dahan Goaltending (ep

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: July 11, 2022

Video Description

Learn how to properly seal the net when going into the Reverse Vertical-Horizontal (RVH). This technique is effective in two ways when done correctly.

First, it completely fills the short side of the net when the player is located below the face-off circle without compromising the chest. Its predecessor (VH) has the pads in a manner where the inner leg located on the post is vertical and therefore covers the chest, which can result in undesirable rebounds.
Secondly, it helps the athlete regain net awareness when scrambling with wide rebounds. The athlete can slide into the RVH and anchor themselves on the post before getting back onto their feet depending on the play.

We believe competition drives enthusiasm. Our "goalie face-off" is a simple but effective game that enables patience with soft focus. The goalie must actively seek the coach's hand and react when the puck drops without doing so too early or too late.

3 key teaching moments: - How to properly face the shooter on the RVH - see 0:27 - Play every puck throughout, and avoid becoming a "drill goalie" - see 4:33 - Recover efficiently on your feet by alternating your lead leg - see 8:17 (goalie with green pads)

If you have questions about goalie training or what you can do to improve your game, leave a comment.

We will be posting regularly. Subscribe and join us on a fulfilling and educational journey about goalie development. We will be posting regularly. Thank you for watching.

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Dahan Goaltending - Goalie Hockey School: Getting Into The RVH - Ice Hockey Goalies | Dahan Goaltending (ep #2)

Author: Coach Rox

Posted on: December 18, 2020

Video Description

Our second on-ice Vlog with Nick Dahan during his semi-private program in Toronto starring a PWHL goalie and 3 other rep. ice hockey goalies. Focusing on setting our feet, leaning into saves, playing rebounds and dropping into the RVH.

3 key takeaway moments: - Lean into your saves, avoid over-extending - see 02:00 - Follow & Play your rebounds at goalie training. Create good habits. - see 4:36 - How to stay connected to the post when going into the RVH - see 5:13

If you have any questions about goalie training or what you can do to improve your game, let me know in the comments.

We will be posting on a regular basis. Subscribe and join us on a fun and educational journey about on and off-ice goalie development. Thank you for watching.

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Session filmed at the Earnscliffe Recreation Centre in October 2020.

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