How To Stop Pucks From Popping Out Of Your Glove | Dahan Goaltending
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How To Catch Pucks With A Goalie Glove
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I hope this video helped you as much as the on ice session helped me.. I know I have a lot to work on but I will be getting some more ice time with Nick so if you have a question for him, comment below and be sure to follow Nick on Instagram here: instagram.com/dahanhockey.
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Definitely interested in the masks!
Very interesting
Sam I was thinking about you on my last ice time. I have been suggesting a new glove for you and then last ice time I couldn't catch a cold! You keep it up. These tips helped me and they look like they helped you too. Next ice time I'll be a windmill machine. Cheered bud!
@@marklockwood5641 nice! And yeah I don’t think it’s the glove, it I really think it’s just how I’m trying to catch a it. Once I get that sorted I’ll be good to go 👍
Can you ask him what the name of the lights he uses for those memory drills. My daughter and I could both use that.
Thanks keep up the great work
I like that he held you accountable and didn’t just ignore or let go of something he saw. Phenomenal coach.
I agree, it is easy to just move on from something if someone is not getting it, but I liked tat he actually cared about me doing everything correctly.
I like this guy. Seems pretty knowledgeable and simple on ice, sweet video sam
Yeah. He is good, can’t wait to get out there again with him.
yo my two fav goalies talking. NO WAY!!!!!
Hey trav what’s up I just came for your video
Hi Trav How’s Sweden Going?
I wish I had a goalie coach like him when I played. Everything he said and showed you made so much sense. Everything you learned from him can only improve your game
100% and I loved that he showed me the basics and made sure I got it right before going forward. Rather then trying to just get through the drill. It was a great session.
Goalie coaches are really life changing. I was lucky enough to have access to one in high school as well as ice time 4 times a week, I started off as a B or A level goalie. By the end of my high school career I was a starter in Div1 Varsity as well as playing AAA Midget. Watching videos also helps but that physical coaching is life changing.
Also yes the main skill gap in goaltending is skating and fitness. Goalies that are great with their edges and skating as well as their conditioning are basically set to be elite goalies.
Couldn’t agree more. I can’t wait to get on the ice with Nick again to continue developing my footwork and skating as well as practicing simple save selections and movements to to reduce the amount of energy used throughout the game.
@@ThePuckStopsHere I'll be here watching! Love content like this. Makes me miss my playing days.
As a young goalie I will definitely be employmenting alot of this into my games thank you
Nick is awesome. Big fan of his stuff - young goalies take note!
Fitness and endurance is key. You can know what to do in any circumstance, but if your body won't get there efficiently you'll leave a hole, fail to focus correctly etc. Speaking from experience.
100% agree. I think that is my biggest obstacle right now. Yes I am learning the technique but if I am to tired to apply it, then it doesn't matter. But it's funny, if I focus on the technique more, I work less which preserves energy. So it also has to do with making the technique subconscious so you do it naturally when in a game.
To be honest, I had no idea how much of a difference edge work was needed and the reason why he asked you to sharpen your skates. A lot of my past comments have been about your rebound control and those loose pucks; but DANG! What a huge difference it was when you put more focus on the edge work. It was explosive and your reaction to saving pucks resulted into better control of those pucks. Those C-cuts definitely looked like a huge improvement. Can't wait to see you put this altogether in a game and show off the new stuff!
Me too! Super excited to continue to work with Nick and to see how it effects my game when I start playing again. Hopefully sooner then later but for now, I’m going to focus on getting as much time with Nick as possible.
Hey. It’s me remember me? It was like two years ago but I used to be named Bd. Lyle. I’m pretty sure. Your channel has progressed so much in the past two years and so have you. As long as you keep working you’ll make it to the big leagues. I remember when I was watching you at 10 yrs old and commenting dumb stuff but now I’m 13 and it’s insane how much you’ve grown! Keep up the good work.
Hey yes, I remember! And yeah, I feel like I have been learning a lot over the years! Good to have you back :)
You work really hard, good job!
Thank you! And you need to if you want to get better! 😉
7:30 Aspect or small detail of what he isn't telling you the reason for this is if you bring your glove or blocker back you are twisting your body. So the 90 or 180 save does have it place but not in a controlled manner when the save should be made at 45 to keep you squared for the next shot should a rebound come off. This difference between when I played as we made save at 90 so that we directed the puck to the corners more. This is trapping or controlled game style.
Great review at the end and a lot of truths. This is why the work off the ice in the gym, dry land and video time are more important today to understand the small details that can really drive you game forward. Understanding is only half the battle but getting body to be able to put the understanding to work is the other half; not to mention understanding when to throw the book away.
Good Video and Good Goalie coach from what I seen from this video.
You are 100% right and he did explain this when we were doing the warmup outside, I just didn't want to make the video so long but you are right. And I agree about the body being able to do it is just as important as understanding what to do. I am glad you enjoyed the video!
I’ve subscribed and have been watching your videos for about a month or two now. They have been incredibly informative and entertaining. Thank you for taking the time to produce these and with such good quality!
Thanks for your videos man, as a guy who's been playing in net for 3 years, I really appreciate the content you publish.
Excellent video Sam! I really liked the dryland work on butterfly recoveries and emphasis on keeping the gloves in front of the body.
Just came back from a match. Watching your résumé in the end brought me back 12y to the first training with the coach of MB, just 4 days, 3 consecutive years. Man those trainigsessions were heaven and hell. But worth it every damn second. After 20y of playing still learning. Great sport, definitely best position.
Some of those saves were so awesome!! You could definitely tell the difference in when you were getting tired. I love these videos and Im not just a viewer saying that. I mean it!!! Great video!!
I have just started watching your videos and I love them!! In fact it’s inspiring me to creat my own channel. I play roller pick up hockey for fun, havent made the ice switch yet. But watching this video alone and learning to put my glove further out has helped me out so much! Tuesday night I had 32 shots on and only let 4 in. Love the videos and content!
Hey Eric, that is awesome. Luckily the position is the same regardless if you are on ice or roller minus a few of the technical details since sliding is a bit harder on roller. But keep it up and I hope my past and future content will help you even more! Thanks for watching :)
thank you for sharing that ice session! its great info!
No problem!
You literally could see you improving... As well as dog tied which is the only way to get to the next level... Great job great job
Man, this is a great video. So many little details explained here that as a beer leaguer I would have never picked up. Thanks for posting!
That’s exactly why I was so excited to get some time with Nick! Can’t wait to do it again.
I was a baseball catcher. Keeping the puck in my glove was never an issue. It’s hand-eye coordination learned from an early age. Skating was the issue for me. These days, though, conditioning is a huge issue, and efficient technique helps that.
You seem such a positive person man thats amazing. Love the content also
Thanks, I always try to be positive because that’s how we move forward. Negativity usually keeps people at a stand still or moving backwards.
I like his catching tips. My new thing to try this week to improve.
That's awesome to hear.
I loved this video! I was unsure at first because it wasn’t your normal groove, but as someone who’s never really been on the ice with a goalie coach I found this both entertaining and very educational. It was entertaining in that it’s hockey so that’s obvious, it was educational in that he went over small basic changes that as a beginner myself found made a world of a difference, and it was also very funny. I laughed out loud when the coffin dance thing came up and when you were explaining in short breath the difference between beer league and elite goalies. I hope you do more things like this, thank you Sam!
I’m glad that you liked it and I will be doing more of these videos with Nick especially now that my current winter season is on hold. So hit that notification bell so you don’t miss them 👍
Hey Sam, just wanted to say you've been a big Inspiration for me to get back on the ice and play again!
That’s amazing to hear Casey! I’m excited for you 👍
Great video Sam! It was really helpful to me personally with my glove. Your rebounds were completely under control today.
Yeah, I feel like the more I work with Nick the better I’ll be at controlling those rebounds and just stopping the play after the first shot. I’m glad the video helped you too!
Great timing with this video, Sam. I've been struggling with a toaster glove lately myself. Thought it was only because I'm struggling to work it in fully still, but it could also be where I'm holding it when I'm trying to make saves. Lots of good info there. Thanks!
Yeah, I never put 2 and 2 together but it makes so much sense when someone points it out.
I love your videos. I'm 17 and just started playing goal. Your videos help a lot! Also, a mask sounds pretty cool I would get one
That's awesome, it is never to late to start and cool, I will let you know about the masks soon :)
Love it, work hard, pay hard
Juggling is a super great tool to improve catching abilities. It help a lot coordinate the hand-eye. It something I will always say to young goalies, juggle all the time with everything.
Super interesting!
Just the advice on how to properly capture the puck with the glove, in front, for me it will be to put into practice. I catch the puck often parallel to me and without even looking.
Yeah, it’s a slight tweak that will make a huge impact in our games!
I am an tendy too. I know how stressful these exercises are. I have twice a week training on the ice and we play sametimes 3v3 on the little field with kindy no pause. Thats heavy. But i love it :D
Hey man, new to hockey and new to goalie here. It would be really helpful if you made a, "So, You Want To Be A Goalie," series where you cover some of the more basic and beginner goalie aspects, including like, off ice training and drills and what not. It could start at the new/beginner level and work up to intermediate and eventually advanced! Thanks for the vids man been enjoying them!
This is something Nick and I have been talking about so stay tuned and turn on that notification bell so you don't miss it when we do
Is that a NB flag on your bag? So sweet! I'm watching with my 7 yr old son/goalie.
Hey man what's up just watched your video great video looks like your learning a lot and yes I would buy a mask
Learned so much. I was happy to film it as I could watch it over and over. Lots to take away. And good to know about the mask. 👍
You're a 100% right it's a mixture of Conditioning Mechanics body shape and Natural ability...
I also wouldn’t mind seeing a longer video with just more i guess. Also watching the other guy is so satisfying.
Yeah, I wish I had another camera just on him to watch after the practice. Perhaps next time I will.
Yes mask would be so cool
So the one thing that really improved my kids game catching the puck is this. Every single drill we do is with his glove on. We noticed when he caught things bare handed that’s actually the palm of his glove. Once we made that change his glove is like a vacuum. Just my thoughts. Great job and nice workout.
I agree that is a great idea, for the warmup it was more designed to get my chin activated and to just get going. But I agree, if I was doing this as a drill then I would also use my glove. 👍
Great job, I notice towards the end of the video when t-pushing, you were looking at the crease and then the shooter. I would try either just looking at the shooter and t-push to him, or have markers like the blue line, face off dot, or red line to check you angle
That’s great advice. I think I was just try to not fall over at that point because I was exhausted. But I do agree with you and I typically don’t use my crease for reference like that. But I’ll be more aware if I am doing it next time I am on the ice with him.
@@ThePuckStopsHere keep up the great work!
I'm not trying to speak for nick but that goalie is giving up a lot of rebounds. :):):):):):):)
this coach is great
Yeah, he was very helpful!
What are those tap-things you are using at ~4:00 -- I'd like to pick up a set, thanks!
love the brown pads
Me too! They match everything and not enough goalies rock them!
@@ThePuckStopsHere agreed, I would totally get some if I had the money haha
at 9:47 you can hear just how tired you were, my goodness way to play hard Sam and push those limits
I concur
personally i go to nick he’s one of the best goalie coaches i’ve ever had, i highly recommended him
Hey man. Great job out there. It would be cool to meet you. I'm going to be in Toronto of work on Monday and Tuesday (October 26-27).
Ah no way, I’m actually going away that week to celebrate 7 years with my girlfriend. It would have been cool to meet up. Where are you coming from?
@@ThePuckStopsHere no worries man! I'm coming in from Ottawa. I'm sure I'll be back in T.O. before I know it. Have an amazing 7 year anniversary!
Thank you and yeah, let me know if you do 👍
11:24 there’s my car in the back I was on with him and sal next
Nice! How did your session go?
I would love those masks
Actually I extremely advise and Maria Mountain points this out aswell that when you glove train / eye co-ordination to catch - always use your ‘Glove’. Not bare hand. Why you get pop off your hand is because your mind and hand is use to catching it there. Where do we actually catch the puck? In the pocket that is above our hand - slight degree and angle. Try this.
Now that's a real training
Yes it was! I learnt so much!
I always thought having you gloves in front of you would help to track pucks better. My coaches thought it was a dumb idea and my catcher suffered as a child. After a 25 year hiatus, I get the opportunity to relearn everything and that has been one small change.
Yeah, goaltending has changed a lot in the last 25 years so that advice is outdated for sure. I’m sorry to hear that your glove suffered because of bad coaching. That’s never good.
You think hockey would have learned from baseball to keep your glove in front to track and catch better.
What’s with the chirp on brown pads!!?? Haha i love the vintage looking gear.
I don't know haha, I love my pads too!
I just bought a full set of custom tan g5 warriors. Those who don't like vintage pads are crazy. They look way better.
Yo! Had to come back to this comment because I finally got myself some tans that I’ve been wanting. Brian’s Genetik iV but with the heritage graphic. Wish I could show a pic. I super excited about them haha
Was 9:30 to 9:32 sped up or did he actually get to the top of his crease that fast, my god dude was moving🤯
Haha, yeah he is very fast lol. Not sped up at all.
How do I work on popping up from butterfly faster?
That's a great question, I will have to ask him about that one.
What's with the "chin down" thing?
Are you gonna continue with the goalie lessons sam?
Yes, I hope to get out with Nick a lot more especially now since my season is on hold.
Yes masks
Don’t worry man. For me, you’re the elite goalie
Haha, I appreciate that but give me some time and I’ll actually be an elite goalie.
Not even gonna lie, I went to bed one day woke up the next morning and then it all clicked and my glove got really good quick. It just takes a lot of practice! Now I gotta work on my blocker a bit because I’m getting beat short side every time.
I hope that happens to me tonight haha. But yes I agree, it does take a lot of practice which I need to get more of. 👍
@@ThePuckStopsHere maybe it will you never know
I have the same issue with catching the puck slightly behind me. I have to keep telling myself to keep my glove out in front!
Yeah, it’s a habit we must work on to make it become consistent.
Yes I would want a mask
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dude an elite goalie looks like he is in time laps
Yeah he moves fast and is really good positionally!
Who was the other goalie?
@@nelsond6 his name is Sal. I put his name on the video when he showed the drill.
Who would you say is better, Trav or this guy Sal?
Nothing against Trav but I think Sal would certainly be on a similar level already if not a higher level.
Sal just got back from playing NCAA D3 hockey for Morrisville State so I’m not sure if he is better as I’ve only skated with him the one time but they have different styles for sure.
@@ThePuckStopsHere good call, I'm seeing that Sal wasn't exactly starting for Morrisville either. And who can say that holding a bench spot on a D3 team is going to ultimately lead to more success than the route that Trav is taking.
Now I'm gonna have to keep an eye on both of those guys to see how they end up.
@@mmmmmmmmm2451 see I originally thought so too, but Sal is smaller which means he absolutely has to move/skate better to compete with Trav, which is what looks so good in this video, his buttery movement. But Trav is still getting better too, the Swedish game is tweaking his style in the right ways.
Sam is incredibly lucky to have skated with both guys, that's the only thing I'm sure of right now.
Holy jesus it’s coach Nick
Do you work with him?
@@ThePuckStopsHere I used when I played a higher level but not anymore.
@@rajbir7288 gotcha, what level did you play at?
@@ThePuckStopsHere I used to play AA
I hate the fact that it seems what I really need to do to get better can't be done alone. I need a guy shooting the pucks or even better, a coach...
I mean, I'm going to try to set up a ball cannon or something. Maybe VR, I don't know. But it seems at some point I just have to ask somebody to help out.
To be honest, you are right. As much as I analyze my goals against, there are a lot time’s I make a save but I give out a bad rebound or don’t control it properly and I would only learn from it if an experienced coach pointed it out. It all comes down to whether or not you want to get better and if you do, a coach will help you 10x faster then trying to learn on your own especially if you do not know what you are looking for.
You tube actually made me a better goalie. So inefficient my way lol
Buy a sparx. That's what I did. Got sick of people not knowing how to sharpen goalie skates the right way.
Wanna sell the set up?
No offence to you I’m a duster but that other goalie was just sooo good like his skating and stuff is perfect
I’m gassed just watching this 😅
And you didn’t even get to see the full 50 minutes session. We started with like 10 minutes of skating lol
@@ThePuckStopsHere yeah id be a dead guy after all that
hello sam
Hey!
OMG you replied
mask yes
Cool 👍
@@ThePuckStopsHere also, GREAT video! I gotta find a goalie coach.....
Man its hard to dig out of bad habits im teaching myself
I’ve been to Sam’s apartment"......... just saying
Haha, yes you have!
hey. great video. one thing you're doing in that first drill is you're catching the ball with the palm of your hand, and that's not where the basquet part of your glove is, you're teaching yourself to catch the ball with the palm of the glove where the puck bounces off really quick. every time you do a hand eye coordination to improve your goalie glove skills...use your goalie glove and catch the ball with the net of the glove. check this video czcams.com/video/tH-Uy0cDLSA/video.html
I might get a mask, but I would rather something simple.
Like in terms of design?
I guess sometimes the puck doesn’t stop here LOL
I played nets my whole life, how can you not catch a puck its the first thing you learn
I want mask
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30 years ago, they would say get it out of your glove, today they say keep it in..wtf
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This looks like the same for catching a baseball. You never catch a baseball by your ear
I am a hockey player and idkw I’m watching a goalie video
those mask would be sick
Cool 👍
buy a baseball glove and just pay catch.. that will help.
What about your lisp?