Goalie session planning
Make the next goalie lesson build on the last.
A useful session plan starts with what you noticed. Keep each goalie’s focus, coaching observations, schedule, and supporting reports together so you can arrive with a clear next step.
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A short record you can use at the rink
When several goalies have different priorities, a long recap is easy to forget. Keep the current focus specific, capture what happened, and leave yourself a useful starting point for the next ice time.
01
Prepare
Review the current focus and recent observations. Choose what you want to watch for before adding more drills.
02
Capture
Record attendance and a short coaching observation after the session. Describe what you saw rather than relying on a broad rating alone.
03
Carry it forward
Use that observation to prepare the next lesson. Review the wording and recipients before sending a family update.
Fictional coaching example · Not an automated assessment
One observation. A clearer next session.
- Current focus
- Track the rebound before starting the recovery.
- Observation after the lesson
- Morgan located the rebound before moving during controlled repetitions. At a faster pace, the recovery sometimes started before the puck was located.
- Next-session plan
- Revisit the controlled sequence, then add pace while watching for the same tracking cue. The coach chooses the drills and adjusts them to the goalie.
- Family update to review
- We worked on finding the rebound before the next movement. We will revisit that focus as the pace increases next session.
Keep reports and video with the coaching context
Add supported report screenshots or PDFs, upload MP4 clips, or save video links in Film Room. Use the material alongside your observations when preparing a lesson or discussing a game.
AI can draft statistics from supported reports for you to check and confirm. It does not automatically analyze the video or determine why a goal went in. The coaching interpretation stays with you.
Explore Film Room →Keep the family informed without extra setup
Organize your coaching workspace without requiring families to join. Parents can read and reply to reviewed emailed updates without an account. Check the wording and authorized recipients before sending; Coach Private notes are not included.
Read how privacy works →Start with one goalie and one focus.
Add a goalie, prepare a session, and save an observation. Use your next lesson to see whether the workflow fits how you coach.
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