Show notes available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod068

This week we sit down with Billy Teefy of Doghouse Hockey Development and talk about his experience with his own ADHD, as well as his experience coaching goalies with various neurodivergent conditions. We talk about the research he has done and some tips and tricks about how to make coaching a better experience for them.

068 - Talking Neurodivergence in Goaltending with Billy Teefy

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod067

This week we talk about how to make the most of a poorly run goalie camp or a player camp that is very not goalie friendly. We also talk about what goalies process during the game and tips on how to process better.

067 - Dealing with Bad Summer Camps and What Goalies Process in Games

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod066

This week is part 2 of hosts Connor and Nathan asking each other questions that the other didn't know about going into recording, leading to some interesting topics about personal experiences, preferences on coaching approaches, and even when it's okay to pull a goalie.

066 - In the Hot Seat Goalie Questions Part 2

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod065

This week, Connor and Nathan take turns asking each other "on the spot" questions, meaning we didn't know the questions ahead of time. This sparked some interesting in the moment thoughts on certain topics, such as rebounds, drafts, situations, and more.

065 - In the Hot Seat Goalie Questions Part 1

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod064

Building off of last week's discussion with Troy Trombley on being a tall goalie, we focus a bit more on the shorter goalies in this episode. We provide a few of the pros and cons to being shorter and tips on how to overcome the shortcomings of being a smaller goalie.

064 - Approaching the Game as a Smaller Goalie

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod063.

This week we sit down with fellow True North Goaltending instructor, Troy Trombley. He explains his experience as a goalie being 6'7", and the pros and cons that come along with it. He also provides insights on his career playing major junior, college, and attending NHL development camps.

063 - Approaching the Game as a Tall Goalie with Troy Trombley

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod062

This week we talk about how to identify shortcomings in your game and how to turn that into your own personal development plan. We have mentioned before that you are your own best goalie coach, so we take it a step further and dive into how to do just that!

062 - Creating a Personal Development Plan

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod061

On this week's episode, we go through our drill of the month for June and talk about a few ways you can start your transition to be a goalie coach, if that's the route you want to go. We also provide some tips from our own experiences on how to be a better goalie coach and how to improve as you go.

061 - How You Can Make an Impact As a Goalie Coach

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod060

This week we go over some hot takes that the goalie community provided us when we asked, and we go through and provide our thoughts on them. Thank you to everyone who contributed their hot takes, and please let us know if you agree or disagree with them!

060 - Hot Takes From the Goalie Community

Show notes are available at https://thediygoalie.com/pod059

This week we sit down with Talor Joseph, who has played games in the SPHL, ECHL, and AHL. He touched on his experience so far trying to find a stable pro hockey contract and what it's like for semi-pro players. Tajo also talks to us about preparing for a transition away from hockey and how athletes can prepare themselves for that. 

059 - Life of a Semi-Pro Hockey Goalie with Talor Joseph

The DIY Goalie podcast is dedicated to helping hockey goalies improve their on-ice performance. The show features interviews with guests who are experts in their fields providing insight on ways to help improve on and off the ice. We also feature inspiring stories and listener questions. Get ready to become a student of your own game!

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