NEW!! Ultimate 12-Minute Goalie Warm Up.

If you do not already have your copy of the Ultimate Goalie Training system I have bundled the two together and you will end up getting the Ultimate 12-Minute Goalie Warm-Up, the Ultimate Goalie Training System and all of the bonuses.

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Ultimate 12-Minute Goalie Warm-Up…coming soon!

It is the Ultimate 12-Minute Goalie Warm-Up and it will help you dominate from the second the puck drops.

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Off-Ice Hockey Training with the TRX

The TRX is the answer and not only is it great for keeping the Navy SEALS fit, it also works with hockey players.

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Are you wasting half of your ice time?

I don’t know any hockey players who want to waste their ice time, but if you are not performing a proper warm-up that is exactly what you are doing.

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In Season Strength Circuit for Hockey.

I put together this quick circuit that will help hockey players maintain strength, stability and mobility using only dumbbells and a stability ball.

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Am I injured or just sore? Part Two

How can I tell what I have? Am I injured or just sore? Here are some telltale signs that you have an injury that requires at very least some rest or an evaluation by a qualified and experienced sport physio.

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Are you injured or just sore?

Hockey players have acute body aches and pains following games or off-ice training routinely and in this post I will share a few of the common causes.

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Why hockey players should not stand on Stability Balls.

have never had my athletes stand on the stability ball – I did use a photo of me standing on the ball for a promo shot a few years ago, but I have since stopped. Here is why.

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Define a ‘Bad’ Hockey Season

As you know, Canada announced the roster for the men’s Olympic Hockey team yesterday.

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New way for skaters and hockey goalies to train hip stabilizers.

A common mistake when training hockey players is focusing on the large prime movers and ignoring the smaller stabilizing muscles. Thinking in terms of the quads and glutes, but ignoring the deep hip rotators.

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