Instructional Videos

[5hahv1r1]

Does anyone have any good links to instructional videos?

I recall there was a Keeks one, but I can't find any links to it, would someone be kind to upload it for me?

If not, are there any other ones that I can find for free? I'm really tight on the money-end and really want to improve my game, thanks

[5hahv1r1]

Anyone with any information on this?

[influenza]

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

[5hahv1r1]

Yeah wow, not helpful. I was asking for the Keeks video, and I've also been all over YouTube and trust me, they don't have too many great goaltending videos on there.

[justdaman11]

Doctor on Ice Resources sticky?

how about that?

[kohomcm]

If you want the Keeks videos buy the DVDs. He is very protective about his intellectual property and will not allow them to be ripped onto youtube.

Future Pro Goalie School

[5hahv1r1]

Originally Posted by kohomcm

If you want the Keeks videos buy the DVDs. He is very protective about his intellectual property and will not allow them to be ripped onto youtube.

Future Pro Goalie School

Really? I thought they were originally available for download on his official site and the only thing you had to pay for was the physical CD if you wanted it.

And justdaman11:

Thanks for those!

[5hahv1r1]

Anyone have any other videos? And what is the status with the Keeks one?

[foodsample]

Here ya go, this video is kinda old ... but the basics are still the same that he teaches here. I found this video cleared up a few questions I had before I had a goalie coach.

YouTube - Wogtech Goaltending Instructional Video 1/4
YouTube - Wogtech Goaltending Instructional Video 2/4
YouTube - Wogtech Goaltending Instructional Video 3/4

Theres another series of vids that show good shooting drills ... but I can't find them atm. If I run across them before someone else does, I post them.

[njt42]

I think 5hahv1r1 was the one who uploaded those wogtech vids...

[influenza]

Originally Posted by 5hahv1r1

Yeah wow, not helpful. I was asking for the Keeks video, and I've also been all over YouTube and trust me, they don't have too many great goaltending videos on there.

There is actually lots of great instructional videos on there.

search for Wogtech, he'll give you a few basic things to work on.

edit: already mentioned above!

[The Wall33]

I have rented the 'Gold In The Net" series and cannot recommend them as a purchase, they are simply too outdated. You will pick up some good pointers, but overall the are not worth the money, IMO.

Last year I purchased the Hockey Canada dvd's for goaltending and I really liked them. They are beginning to show their age (eg. older style goalie pads) but the message is very sound. The series was written by Andy Moog and Ian Clarke, both well known NHL goalie coaches so the material is very credible.

If you are looking for a "system of goaltending" the 2 DVD's (Fundamentals and Advanced) are the best I have watched to date. They require a bit of cerebral analysis but if you understand and implement them you will see a definite gain in your game. They can be purchased at Hockey Canada

Keeks' DVD's are a good resource too, as noted earlier.

You will not go wrong with either purchase.

Wellsie

[foodsample]

Originally Posted by njt42

I think 5hahv1r1 was the one who uploaded those wogtech vids...

Omg, I didn't see that lol ... well theres that other series that i am looking for... ill come back once I find it

[5hahv1r1]

Originally Posted by The Wall33

I have rented the 'Gold In The Net" series and cannot recommend them as a purchase, they are simply too outdated. You will pick up some good pointers, but overall the are not worth the money, IMO.

Last year I purchased the Hockey Canada dvd's for goaltending and I really liked them. They are beginning to show their age (eg. older style goalie pads) but the message is very sound. The series was written by Andy Moog and Ian Clarke, both well known NHL goalie coaches so the material is very credible.

If you are looking for a "system of goaltending" the 2 DVD's (Fundamentals and Advanced) are the best I have watched to date. They require a bit of cerebral analysis but if you understand and implement them you will see a definite gain in your game. They can be purchased at Hockey Canada

Keeks' DVD's are a good resource too, as noted earlier.

You will not go wrong with either purchase.

Wellsie

Hey, I couldn't find those, do you have a direct link to the information of page on the DVD?

And foodsample, it's ok =P

[The Wall33]

Originally Posted by 5hahv1r1

Hey, I couldn't find those, do you have a direct link to the information of page on the DVD?

Search Results - Hockey Canada Technical Product Catalogue - BreakAway. - Hockey Canada Ecom

That should do it...