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Those Hyp2rlite look great!

Beautiful!

Just a dumb question. I like your videos but what's up with the AI thumbnails? They look so weird.

Very nice!

Thanks for the tips. I cover a net yr round in 3 dff rinks . In season I'm 5 to 7timesa week covering for other other. Near 50. Feel still in my late 20s. Will be adding your tips and useful info into my pre and post games. Enjoy your time away, you will be that much fresher upcoming season. :) 😊

Loving your videos and much appreciated. I just got back into goaltending after a 12 year hiatus (now 40 year old myself). So much has changed about the game - when playing in high school, butterfly was not as popular...now its like the only thing. Still not sure I can do the RVH...haha. But working on it. Again, thanks for the videos and keep it up.

Omg that glove save at 4:37 tho!!! What a beauty.

Really helpful video! Exactly what us older goalies need.

Something about being geared up, tho… especially facing a shooter… your stance is probably much better then.

Thanks for sharing your story. I'm going through that now but I'm in my 60's. Had the impingement removed and hope to be back playing in 6 months or so.

As someone new to skating and goaltending at 40 these are great and helpful!

11/16th ftw

Thanks for the shoutout, buddy! We'll get those C-cuts motoring in no time! Haha See you next week! 😄 #getthatbuttdown 😂

C cuts are looking good!! Keep it up

Have to get that workout in💪

Ego getting in the way and rushing through drills is a big problem I have too. So important to take your time when drilling new patterns.

Love this format!

The hardest thing for most goalies to do is to take good advice. This is a great thing you are doing and thanks for taking us with you!

Love your videos, great info. I was wanting to know if you have or could post a video tutorial on how to barndoor on the goal post from RVH? I'm on the struggle bus learning to do this

Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast...... I just started playing again at 44, 2 years ago. Loving every minute of it. Keep up the good work.

Great video! This will help a lot of goalies. It's amazing how many intricacies there are to the goaltending position. Nice of you to help other goalies learn from your experiences. Great job putting this video together.

Good video, I can totally relate to the same issues you had doing the butterfly push 👍

tip for those people who are thinking of trying profiles. make sure to deal with the shop. try it out right away and get it sharpened the next day or change the profile the next day instead of paying another $20-30-40 a few weeks later. many shops hand out blades for you to try as well.

as someone who uses a 5/8 hollow, my skates don't bite the ice well which I thought was about my technique now I'm thinking I'll try 1/2" hollow over the summer. I have issues with lace bite and was relacing my skates last weekend. I like your idea of using the 2nd eyelet to tie your skates thank you!!

Got the power boot too. Makes a huge difference. Way more comfortable.

I had no idea that there were different blade profiles, all I knew was that if my hollow too aggressive I couldn't skate and I'd have to rub my blades on the goal posts lol Thanks for the info !

I'll be 50 by the end of the year, and still very much enjoying my hockey seasons, but to your point this summer I want to work on injury-proofing as much as I can...

I started playing hockey in general 4yrs ago and was drawn immediately to goalie. I turn 46 this year. After a few months of playing the position, I got a goalie coach and the best decision I ever made. I know it's tough in the beginning, but keep with it, you will definitely see the improvements.

You look great 👍

The sad music was too much 😂😂😂

Is direwolves a Mech Warrior reference?

What the heck. I want a group of Asian goalie friends to train with. Can I join you guys some day?

This is a great video for learning the mechanics of sliding, and I appreciate your time and effort making it! As a 90s stand up goalie who was off the ice for almost 20yrs and just got back to regular play last year (in my mid-40s with lower back and hip issues), I'm able to execute the movements - I do them in warm-ups every game and sometimes work from my knees for awhile at stick & puck - but I struggle with my brain not suggesting the push/slide as an option in the heat of the game. Any suggestions for an old dog learning a new trick?

I'm not really sure how necessary it is to get that low. the pros do it because they're 6'4 and half their body is above the cross bar.

I’m so confused. Here in Florida, we don’t melt down shit. We just skate through fog and slush like fucking idiots.

Doing things you enjoy, because you don’t have time to waste, when approaching fitness routines is so important. Life is short. Get those fitness gains while having fun at the same time!

As an older goalie my off season is about month, I have weekly pick up games scheduled right through to the end of August. I use this time to introduce new gear or make adjustments. I go to the gym 1-2 times a week along with doing goalie specific yoga

People seem to think goalie is for people who can’t skate, but as someone who is getting into the goalie position after being a player for a while, I’ve discovered that you need much higher skill at skating just to do the basics like you’re seeing.

My butterfly is similar. Thanks for sharing

I'm (41) just getting back into hockey after 15 years away and I'm trying to catch up with modern techniques. I tried your tips tonight in my beer league game and saw a noticeable improvement in my ability to push. Thanks so much for this, I've subscribed and will definitely be watching more of your videos!

35 year old goalie, coming back after 20 plus years. We gotta stick together dude! Good job, proud of you man 🤙

This is pretty cool. I'll be keeping an eye on this series. Not a goalie or anything, but I just recently started doing one-on-one lessons with a figure skating coach, and it's been a massive help to my skating.

What type of mat are you on?

Lookin good, homey. 🤙

Nice set soon I'll be getting my Bauer set I'm using my ccms an Reebok set which are not to bad but been wanting a Bauer set.

Looks like I’ll be switching to custom Hyperlites 2 (33+1) using a Vapor 90 glove (580 break) the set was incredible. Using a goalie SAM profile with a 7/16th hollow has made a massive difference in skating!

I love ur vids u have helped me to become a good goalie thank you

7/16 is my cut. I find its much better for crisp movements, but it depends on the ice at your rink. Also, catching pucks in close can be hard. What I do is basically just use my glove as a "swatter" and bat the puck into the corner (right corner cause I'm a lefty) like I'm swatting a fly away. This keeps the puck far away from me and in play to the corner.