I’m 48. Just putting together my first set of goalie gear. This is my mid life crisis
@chrismckay8584Ай бұрын
People have different styles I think it’s good to drill everything leaning absorbing it and sticking them arms out I used to play ball hockey with no chest protector so I made sure I caught it or blocked it. I’m sure there’s old school road ball hockey goalies that did it as well
@eichel9992 ай бұрын
#allsaves
@FreshHockey-sf5ok2 ай бұрын
3 2 1 all saves!!!!
@FreshHockey-sf5ok2 ай бұрын
all saves baby woohoo
@RoughRaiders133 ай бұрын
I just turned 46. I grew up in Northeast Jersey and there wasn't an ice hockey program in my area. The best I could get was street hockey and then a few years of inline from age 17-22. Joined the Marines and took many years off. 2 years ago at 44 I found an ice hockey program geared towards older beginners. Back in the day we didn't use the butterfly style really. It was a very steep learning curve but I've been at it both ice and inline again for a couple of years now and am getting pretty good. Luckily my reflexes and puck tracking are still on point. But I just wanted to say your school is definitely producing the cream of the crop and those kids are blessed to have that kind of instruction. I know if I did I'd be retired from the NHL by now. Haha.... Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
@noherekruger37384 ай бұрын
That guys Warrior glove looks VERY suspect.
@jhasib5 ай бұрын
Can someone explain the leg in before the c cut? Knees come in and then a c cut>
@user-ql3xe9nw5d5 ай бұрын
очеень круто
@robertcadiz43465 ай бұрын
More videos please
@rel_angel5 ай бұрын
#Allsaves
@soty3916 ай бұрын
Really good 👍👍
@jhasib7 ай бұрын
Is there science behind c cut from the goal line vs a t push or just coaching preference?
@williamGordon-ct2cm7 ай бұрын
Such a good coach
@robertcadiz43467 ай бұрын
Need another video! Love these.
@averyabraham57437 ай бұрын
Game changer for sure love your videos 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
@davidstevenson20017 ай бұрын
I play goal for a pretty big senior league in London, Ontario. Lotsa fun but still pretty competitive and I’m always trying to sharpen my skills. These videos are great and I try to incorporate what I’ve learned into my pre-game warmups. Keep up the awesome work.
@Miketeg838 ай бұрын
Intéressant de te voir parler en français :) Tes vidéos m'aident beaucoup, je viens de débuter comme gardien sur glace à l'âge de 40 ans et c'est de l'or, même si je suis loin d'être de ce niveau. Des petits ajustements, de gros résultats. Merci de partager avec nous !
@nuynobi8 ай бұрын
This is excellent training. When I was a kid in the 90s, I went to the Okanogan Hockey School a couple times. It was ok, but I didn't get nearly this level of instruction. I felt like we were there more for the benefit of the skaters. It was a very different game back then. No one ever taught me how to do a butterfly, for instance. No wonder I didn't make the NHL , lol. Now I'm 40ish and I play shinny ball hockey once a week. The other regular goalie is 20, is in great shape, has fancy new gear, and his knees and hips still work. So I'm watching all these videos trying make myself more competitive against that whippersnapper.
@MS-lw4fw3 ай бұрын
Best of luck! Im 22 myself and I played in a competitive ball hockey league growing up (as a defensemen). However, stopped after I was 18, nowadays I just play road hockey with a bunch of buddies. Since I'm the one of the only few wanting to be goalie, I always watch random videos on youtube to get a better sense of the position. Dahan's videos seem to be the best. My goal is to transition from road hockey goalie to some low level beer league ball hockey goalie. Haha anyway cheers!
@nuynobi8 ай бұрын
"Grab the ice with your balls!"
@wilmerfranberg91398 ай бұрын
Im a u15 keeper and this is really helping!
@winhall778 ай бұрын
what recording software App do you use on your tablet
@ThePaulfullTruth9 ай бұрын
I strongly agree that all practice should be as game situational as possible, so when I see goalies practicing positional moves (not just in-place up and downs, etc) with the goal halfway to the corner, I don't think it's a good idea for the players, although I understand why you do it that way for the coaching and/or video convenience of not having two groups on different ends of the rink.
@daftelf9 ай бұрын
Great details
@ffgjhgt9 ай бұрын
I think the problem with RVH's training process is the low throws, as most players try to hit close to the head.
@Rawch10 ай бұрын
Dayan is so good, he’s making saves without equipment. Great video, great insights.
@mikemagny501310 ай бұрын
Wow Nick, ton français est impeccable! 👌
@CalloftheWildOfficial10 ай бұрын
9:20 This segment is gold.
@CanadianCookinginUSA_Eh10 ай бұрын
Well done!!! 🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅
@michaeljuliano883910 ай бұрын
Wen’t?
@mikek707711 ай бұрын
Like the small game drill, day to coaches need to utilize more quality ice time management across all positions
@mikek707711 ай бұрын
I see Poppa skate techniques here. Leg power and explosive reflex training guys.
@kingchrisepoo11 ай бұрын
shooting thumb up is good, but should also learn thumb down shooting. I learned old school and can shoot a puck half way down ice till it hits.. It's a lost art, but comes in handy when playing off the boards - which is another lost art. good video thou, played for 30 years plus..
@this1ray11 ай бұрын
Awesome
@brody-hk6ve11 ай бұрын
#allsaves
@paulstevens727411 ай бұрын
Can you post a video about stoping breakaways? I have trouble with five hole goals / positioning on breakaways
@aurlexiz7253 Жыл бұрын
Hello, please tell me. What application do you use to take workout on your iPad ? 13:28
@Dangers30 Жыл бұрын
im a beer league goalie who plays in a competitve league with former D1 club, D2 & D3 players and these videos help improve my game and skillset soo much! We need more Dahan videos!!!!
@place_desjardins Жыл бұрын
Nice video.
@nikkikaasa8377 Жыл бұрын
Excellent video and content. When you film goalies on the ice, do you use a certain app on the ipad?
@thepetesmith Жыл бұрын
I’ve been a goalie for 30 years . The bottom line is with modern equipment and a little technique you can be OK. To be very good is a tremendous amount of work on details to make you stand above.
@559043 Жыл бұрын
that blue set looks awesome
@mayday3394 Жыл бұрын
God please your knees.
@Dahanhockey8 ай бұрын
G-Form Knee Guards Amazon Canada link for anyone interested: a.co/d/1OlMT74
@beardedatvers Жыл бұрын
Great information, I learned a few key things I’ve been doing wrong from this video from C cuts and only using one leg to stop not both to share the load ( how I will remember it is that key word share the load ) too make sure to move the body and not your arms to reach for the saves.
@mbt5886 Жыл бұрын
i almost deceive at @12:18 🤣🤣🤣
@michaelkarrasch8668 Жыл бұрын
WE NEED MORE VIDEOS THAT ARE NEW FOR THIS YEAR
@merkeditzsoccer Жыл бұрын
I watch a lot of your videos and learn a lot from you keep it up😊
@mb-jq3mb Жыл бұрын
As a beer league goalie, this helps so much.
@JayTheTapp Жыл бұрын
Would love to get a chance to train with you even as a 40 years old beer leaguer! Comme back around Montréal more often please :) And your french is excellent!
@greysongladney4403 Жыл бұрын
Is it over kill for a 36yo 5'7" beer leaguer to get a goalie coach? I enjoy the game but want to be better and why play if i don't want to grow?
@RandomGuyCDN11 ай бұрын
youtuber the puck stops here went to some goalie coach sessions after a break to get back into the swing of things. It's probably really good to go for a few sessions if you never played goalie and went to goalie camps in your younger years. Learning really basic fundamentals and not having bad habits will probably carry you pretty far as a beer league goalie. Some people also literally play beer league just to have some out of work time with buddies who also enjoy hockey and dont care about the result much. If your looking for knowledge as well try and find the book "hockey goaltending by Eli Wilson & Brian van Vliet" Eli Wilson is Carey Price's goalie coach. It has lots of really good tips, routines for strength/flexibility training and skating drills that you can probably do by yourself if you have access to an ODR in the winter (I sometimes go to my ODR's when no one is around in my pads, skates, kneepads , glove, blocker and stick and some pucks to put as pylons and do skating drills for shits)
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I’m 48. Just putting together my first set of goalie gear. This is my mid life crisis
People have different styles I think it’s good to drill everything leaning absorbing it and sticking them arms out I used to play ball hockey with no chest protector so I made sure I caught it or blocked it. I’m sure there’s old school road ball hockey goalies that did it as well
#allsaves
3 2 1 all saves!!!!
all saves baby woohoo
I just turned 46. I grew up in Northeast Jersey and there wasn't an ice hockey program in my area. The best I could get was street hockey and then a few years of inline from age 17-22. Joined the Marines and took many years off. 2 years ago at 44 I found an ice hockey program geared towards older beginners. Back in the day we didn't use the butterfly style really. It was a very steep learning curve but I've been at it both ice and inline again for a couple of years now and am getting pretty good. Luckily my reflexes and puck tracking are still on point. But I just wanted to say your school is definitely producing the cream of the crop and those kids are blessed to have that kind of instruction. I know if I did I'd be retired from the NHL by now. Haha.... Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
That guys Warrior glove looks VERY suspect.
Can someone explain the leg in before the c cut? Knees come in and then a c cut>
очеень круто
More videos please
#Allsaves
Really good 👍👍
Is there science behind c cut from the goal line vs a t push or just coaching preference?
Such a good coach
Need another video! Love these.
Game changer for sure love your videos 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I play goal for a pretty big senior league in London, Ontario. Lotsa fun but still pretty competitive and I’m always trying to sharpen my skills. These videos are great and I try to incorporate what I’ve learned into my pre-game warmups. Keep up the awesome work.
Intéressant de te voir parler en français :) Tes vidéos m'aident beaucoup, je viens de débuter comme gardien sur glace à l'âge de 40 ans et c'est de l'or, même si je suis loin d'être de ce niveau. Des petits ajustements, de gros résultats. Merci de partager avec nous !
This is excellent training. When I was a kid in the 90s, I went to the Okanogan Hockey School a couple times. It was ok, but I didn't get nearly this level of instruction. I felt like we were there more for the benefit of the skaters. It was a very different game back then. No one ever taught me how to do a butterfly, for instance. No wonder I didn't make the NHL , lol. Now I'm 40ish and I play shinny ball hockey once a week. The other regular goalie is 20, is in great shape, has fancy new gear, and his knees and hips still work. So I'm watching all these videos trying make myself more competitive against that whippersnapper.
Best of luck! Im 22 myself and I played in a competitive ball hockey league growing up (as a defensemen). However, stopped after I was 18, nowadays I just play road hockey with a bunch of buddies. Since I'm the one of the only few wanting to be goalie, I always watch random videos on youtube to get a better sense of the position. Dahan's videos seem to be the best. My goal is to transition from road hockey goalie to some low level beer league ball hockey goalie. Haha anyway cheers!
"Grab the ice with your balls!"
Im a u15 keeper and this is really helping!
what recording software App do you use on your tablet
I strongly agree that all practice should be as game situational as possible, so when I see goalies practicing positional moves (not just in-place up and downs, etc) with the goal halfway to the corner, I don't think it's a good idea for the players, although I understand why you do it that way for the coaching and/or video convenience of not having two groups on different ends of the rink.
Great details
I think the problem with RVH's training process is the low throws, as most players try to hit close to the head.
Dayan is so good, he’s making saves without equipment. Great video, great insights.
Wow Nick, ton français est impeccable! 👌
9:20 This segment is gold.
Well done!!! 🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅🥅
Wen’t?
Like the small game drill, day to coaches need to utilize more quality ice time management across all positions
I see Poppa skate techniques here. Leg power and explosive reflex training guys.
shooting thumb up is good, but should also learn thumb down shooting. I learned old school and can shoot a puck half way down ice till it hits.. It's a lost art, but comes in handy when playing off the boards - which is another lost art. good video thou, played for 30 years plus..
Awesome
#allsaves
Can you post a video about stoping breakaways? I have trouble with five hole goals / positioning on breakaways
Hello, please tell me. What application do you use to take workout on your iPad ? 13:28
im a beer league goalie who plays in a competitve league with former D1 club, D2 & D3 players and these videos help improve my game and skillset soo much! We need more Dahan videos!!!!
Nice video.
Excellent video and content. When you film goalies on the ice, do you use a certain app on the ipad?
I’ve been a goalie for 30 years . The bottom line is with modern equipment and a little technique you can be OK. To be very good is a tremendous amount of work on details to make you stand above.
that blue set looks awesome
God please your knees.
G-Form Knee Guards Amazon Canada link for anyone interested: a.co/d/1OlMT74
Great information, I learned a few key things I’ve been doing wrong from this video from C cuts and only using one leg to stop not both to share the load ( how I will remember it is that key word share the load ) too make sure to move the body and not your arms to reach for the saves.
i almost deceive at @12:18 🤣🤣🤣
WE NEED MORE VIDEOS THAT ARE NEW FOR THIS YEAR
I watch a lot of your videos and learn a lot from you keep it up😊
As a beer league goalie, this helps so much.
Would love to get a chance to train with you even as a 40 years old beer leaguer! Comme back around Montréal more often please :) And your french is excellent!
Is it over kill for a 36yo 5'7" beer leaguer to get a goalie coach? I enjoy the game but want to be better and why play if i don't want to grow?
youtuber the puck stops here went to some goalie coach sessions after a break to get back into the swing of things. It's probably really good to go for a few sessions if you never played goalie and went to goalie camps in your younger years. Learning really basic fundamentals and not having bad habits will probably carry you pretty far as a beer league goalie. Some people also literally play beer league just to have some out of work time with buddies who also enjoy hockey and dont care about the result much. If your looking for knowledge as well try and find the book "hockey goaltending by Eli Wilson & Brian van Vliet" Eli Wilson is Carey Price's goalie coach. It has lots of really good tips, routines for strength/flexibility training and skating drills that you can probably do by yourself if you have access to an ODR in the winter (I sometimes go to my ODR's when no one is around in my pads, skates, kneepads , glove, blocker and stick and some pucks to put as pylons and do skating drills for shits)