TRAIN LIKE HASEK: blocking and reaction saves and we show you the exact screen drills Hasek did.

Coach Steve brought the classification of all saves down to either blocking or reacting back in the 90's. We discuss them in detail and what the implications are in your game. We discuss the "save illusion" and how you need to determine where your reactive zone is for your level and ability. We deliver a fascinating drill where the goalie reacts without a puck purely based on the visual clues garnered from the stick relationship to the invisible puck and related shot release cues.
We also show the exact drills Hasek used when Mitch Korn coached him to his first Vezina trophy using the screen board. Mitch created prop based training and before you poo - poo note has coached 3 Vezina winners with the props and won a Stanley Cup. HE has put dozens of us goalies in the NHL and several us as NHL goalie coaches. You simply can't argue against that success.
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[@tjp1451]

55 y/o former skater until 10 years ago or so and now new goalie, been playing nets for 3 months now, inspired by my young lad who has just recently discovered the joy of hockey. I’m continually studying the mental aspects of goaltending to try and make up for my physical limitations (which I am also working on but will take time…weight loss, cardio, strength training etc, plus teaching old dogs new tricks lol). I can’t thank you enough for these videos, and I can’t thank my son enough for revitalizing my love for the greatest game on earth.

[@v4v819]

How much per word did Goalie World pay you, back in the day?

[@03YEAHdude]

I've been playing 8 months now, started at 35 years old. Your channel and VOG goalie have been a huge help for learning. Thanks a ton!

[@greysongladney4403]

"You're a maniac!" Lol

[@clarenceleblanc4920]

In 1978, Travis could have won a Cup with the Habs.

[@thirstfast1025]

Thank you so much. I'm 38, going into my 4th year playing goalie on ice instead of road (which I stopped doing like 15 years ago). If you want a laugh, watch my video about the first games I ever play. It's all for charity of course, but I face Steve Thomas in my first ever game!

[@kd-pt1zy]

Great teaching video and this will help me with my game. Thank you and Trav. 🙂

[@place_desjardins]

Not surprised. I played a low level of beer league hockey, and I could react and block shots at my level of play. When I substituted for goalies in a division that was one level higher, reacting to shots was harder and I was trying to anticipate and block. And, when I played in games that were two divisions up, I would get burned by faster and more precise shots because I didn't have the reflexes to anticipate or react. When I tried to adjust by anticipating shots, I would be way out of place and get burned. At that point, I had to focus on form and position and hope to get the blocking save.

[@MetalicaStalica1]

I absolutely love Dominik Hasek.......big reason why I fell in love with hockey was from watching the "Dominator" growing up in Buffalo. Awesome stuff Steve. ........Love the videos and occasionally a super car or two haha

[@christopherenger1602]

So just a tarp tied to a couple polls?

[@andrewdicristofaro3714]

Can't wait until theses drills are all flooding the Instagram goalie coaching pages. It'll be a huge improvement from the usual. Thank you for sharing useful insight!

[@julienor9845]

The wife was faster I had to laugh a little bit. But it shows how everything little things is just part of the puzzle. Love how you explain things even I understand what you mean(or I think I do he he)

[@Wartendybahd]

DOMINATOR!!!

[@blainebennett]

This was so cool! I wonder if you could do a similar comparison of how a goalie makes conscious vs sub-conscious decisions. It makes me think of how important it is to be in a confident, calm, loose state of mind to make saves and how your best moments are when you are in what i would call a "flow state", not thinking, not in your head, but working off the instincts that have developed both naturally and from hours of drilling. When there is no time to react, there is even less time to think about what you are doing. It has to be in your "source code" .

[@johnjay6935]

Interesting how two of the GOATS Broduer / Hasek weren’t “cookie cutter” goalies... Be interesting keeks to get your analysts on Broduer. Also, Johnny Quick. Thx!

[@ashtonseed8960]

Quick question. Is a save like marc andre fleury(favorite goalie so useing him😁) as in when he is out of postion on a rebound in a scramble situation. Is throwing a leg out to take away some space or even just get the chance of trying to get something on the puck. Is that reaction or blocking🤔 happens to me alot late in the game and wondering is it best to read and react or just get over to it as much as possible.

[@brucesibert6550]

The first of many Korn camps we did were amazing. I loved all the props he used. Aaron said he felt like he was at a goalie amusement park lol.

[@cartersmith5643]

At your summer camp Nick Suzuki take slap shots on courage day using the screen broad

[@bfish9700]

Me at 40, 90% blocking. One thing I notice about reaction, which I think is semi what you were talking about, if I'm in a good blocking position, I can extend my leg to kick out a rebound wide, it looks like reaction but I'm only moving my leg an extra 3-5 inches or my glove is 90% there, I just have to shift a little and catch. I'm only 5'8 so not much room for error.

[@treyrees9153]

Using your analytical goalie coach glasses, is Hasek the goalie with the best skill set in NHL history? If not, then who?