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"Only a goalie can appreciate what a goalie goes through."  - Jacque Plante

 

The world of goaltending has evolved more in the past dozen years than the previous hundred years. New techniques and an attention to detail are so important to the modern day goalie. Skill development is absolutely critical to any goaltender. Many of the top goalie coaches and trainers share their drills and lessons on the Internet and social media sites - take full advantage of this! New equipment and training innovations surface everyday. Visualization and mental training are now a key part of a goaltenders develop- ment plan. Use all the resources that are available to you. All this being said, don’t underestimate the power of the nostalgia that goes along with playing in goal. We have our own culture rooted deep within the game of hockey. Courage, will, persistence and determination are the most important qualities that a goaltender will ever have.  Good luck and I hope you enjoy the book.

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A mentor sees the potential in you, even when you can't see it in yourself.

This book is written from the unique viewpoint of an athlete-mentor, where the shared passion for sport naturally builds connection and trust. While rooted in sports mentoring, the ideas and framework presented here are universal and can be applied to any mentoring role—whether in business, youth work, education, or beyond.

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Learning is an active, self-driven process where mentees build understanding through experience, reflection, and exploration. Mentors guide and support but ultimately empower learners to take ownership of their growth. This approach fosters curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, helping mentees become lifelong learners.

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The framework is built around nine flexible elements—such as teamwork, attitude, planning, skill development, and valuing knowledge—that work together in a natural rhythm. These principles are designed to support growth in any mentoring context, not just sports.

 

By embracing learning as a journey and leveraging shared connection, mentors in any field can create meaningful, empowering relationships that inspire confidence and success.

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