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Goalie Zone
Elk River Goalies 20010 - 2011 Updated 7/19/2010
ERYHA GOALIE CLUB Applebee's Pancake Breakfest SEPTEMBER 18, 2010 8:00 am to 10:00 AM $5 for Pancakes, Sausage, and Beverage Goalie Fundraiser - $4 out of evey $5 goes to the Goalie Club
The ERYHA Goalie Development Program was initiated in 2006 to augment the primary objective of the ERYH Association; to promote the growth and development of our players. We realize and recognize the "special nature" of individual skill development for goalies. In 2006 we decided to take a further proactive role in the preparation and development of our goaltenders. In approaching the upcoming season we have created a Goalie Development Committee to annually review past development program initiatives and effectiveness, address future goalie development needs, and provide a communication forum for goalies and parents in skill development. The committee is represented by:
The Elk River Goal Tender Development Program will seek to build upon existing features and include new ideas
Goal Tender - Practice Guidelines (also available on the Coach's Corner) Development of Goal Tenders during practice is critical feature to their Success. How are they used, how are goalie drills incorporated into everyday practice sesssions? Attend a typical practice session and you will find that goal tenders are left to their own devices for long stretches followed by drills that don'tsimulate game situations. What to do? Confused? USAHockey has put together excellent practice guidelines that can provide big dividends for the team, goal tender and coach. The URL listed below provides effective practice scenarios that can be employed by any team at any level. http://www.usahockeymagazine.com/article/2008-08/guidelines-goalies-practice
Goal Tender - Development Venues We have received numerous requests to suggest possible Goal Tender development training programs within the Twin Cities area. The list below is not a complete listing of all available programs within the Twin Cities but just a reference point to those programs used by prior goal tenders within the Assocation. The Best in Class are listed below -- Goalcrease Inc. http://www.goalcrease.com/about/index.cfm Program based in Edina and Blaine, MN -- GOALCREASE Inc. strives to innovate, develop, and bring to the hockey world new and better ways to train and prepare hockey goalies. In 1993, Robb Stauber and Paul Ostby began running goalie camps. By harnessing Robb's and Paul's unbridled passion for goalie training, the camps became the Stauber/Ostby Goalie Academy and the Midwest’s premier training resource for goalies. Serving as both bedrock and springboard, the Stauber/Ostby Goalie Academy has transmuted into GOALCREASE Inc ProHybrid Inc. http://www.prohybridtraining.com/pht/ Program based in Minneapolis, MN -- ProHyBrid mission is to develop consistent goalies that are intelligent athletes with a passion and pride for the position. Founded by Zach Sikich in 2005 ProHybrid vision is to give goalies the correct mechanics, nuture each goalies abiity to read and react to the game, and consistently improve in the role without hitting a plateau in their development. The ProHyBrid Trainiing system generates a blueprint for goal tender's succcess by being able to objectively work on specific fundamentals thereby developing consistent play. Consistentency is a corner of success. ProHyBrid provides todayt's goal tenders with the most current, efficient, and effective system to stoplping the puck through atheltic movement, precise positioning and efficient save execution.
Goalie Club http://www.thegoalieclub.com/ Program based in Fairbault, MN -- Goalie Club was founded in 2002 by Des Christopher and Craig Lindsay, experienced goaltender coaches seeking a camp which continuously changed and adapted with the latest goaltending styles and techniques, The Goalie Club was created for the purpose of helping goaltenders of all ages learn the latest goaltending theories and then implement it into their game. The Goalie Club is built on the principle that to be a successful goaltender, a goalie must understand the game. By teaching goaltenders the why as well as the how of each technique, goaltenders become more confident in their technical game as they progress in their strategic game.
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