Types of Coaching Offered
My approach is patient, adaptable, and individualized when i train goalies. I don’t force goalies into one system or style. Instead, I work to understand each goalie’s strengths, personality, and game, and tailor my coaching to help them succeed while building from a strong technical foundation.
My goal is to help goalies develop not only better habits and skills, but a deeper understanding of the position and what it truly takes to succeed at higher levels. I want the goalies I train to “reach their highest peak” by training with peak goaltending.
Private / Small Group Sessions
2–3 goalies
These sessions are built for maximum development and personal attention.
This is the best option for focused, specialized teaching, built around high-quality reps, precise detail work, and maximizing each goalie’s individual development.
Ideal for goalies looking to:
Break down and rebuild specific areas of their game
Improve skating mechanics and edge control
Refine positioning, depth, and save selection
Work at their own pace with direct coaching feedbac
Semi-Private Sessions
4–6 goalies
Designed to combine high rep volume with competitive intensity, semi-private sessions allow goalies to train in a small group environment while still receiving individualized coaching.
With 4–6 goalies, this format creates a game-like pace while still allowing for detailed feedback and corrections.
Each session focuses on:
Technical refinement (skating, edges, crease movement
Game situational reps (rushes, rebounds, post play)
Reading plays and tracking the puck
Compete level and decision making under pressure
Camp-Style Sessions
Typically 8–10 goalies
Camp-style sessions bring together a larger group of goalies in a structured, high-energy training environment.
Sessions include:
Station-based drills for skill development
High-repetition shooting scenarios
Competitive drills and battle situations
Game simulation and situational play
This format is great for:
Building confidence
Increasing workload and endurance
Training in a more team-like, competitive setting
Goalie-Specific Off-Ice Training
This off-ice training is built for the demands of the goaltending position, focusing on explosiveness, movement, and building a strong, durable body for long-term performance that translates directly to the ice.
Training includes:
Mobility and flexibility
Strength development
Explosive power and lateral movement
Hand-eye coordination and reaction training
Balance and body control
This is where goalies develop the athletic foundation that translates directly to on-ice performance.