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Yea the shot at 5:45 is a position error. I think that is something that I havent talked that much about with our team, most of the times I always leave the right side more open. For example 0:35 here I position myself a bit better towards the left side, but I think that (and im just speculating here) that during the PP goal that the player would travel a bit further to the center before shooting since he had a lot of space to continue getting into a better position. Because most of the times I usually cover the first post and let the players run/follow the shooter towards the opposite further post. Yea #37, a real scumbag moove. To be honest, I think the ref should have called something on that situation since he retaliate or do a straggler action. You can hear our team reacting to the situation. I think most of the games where I am not in a good saving position is because the quality of the division im playing in is really weird. What I mean by that is the action and decision by both defending players and attacking players are a bit unexpected from time to time. Moreover, I think that in most cases I try to guard my self in to many different ways, for example (i have a player that could get a potential shot/scoring opportunity, but also I have 1 or 2 alternatives that the player can pass to. Instead of relying on my defense I try to set myself in a position to make a potential save at a higher percentage, which leaves me in a worse saving position for an initial shot. A bad habit that I have developed. When I practice with SSL teams I play in a totally different way.

Yea exactly, I usually lower my hand if I dont think that the shooter has a possibility to do a quick release/shot. And to be able to cover the ground more easily to the left (Since that is the side I am unable to do proper external rotation on with my leg. Moreover, as you said to get a quick push if needed (since my defenders were backchecking him pretty hard, expected him to do some kind of left or right movement. Yea its rendered useless there, and to be honest, that is a shot that most players dont take xD. Dont even know what you call that type of shot haha. He swinged his club while running. A really awkward finish that you dont stumble upon that often. Really nice goal though, I prepared myself to keep tracking the players movement. Thanks for the comment, respectful and good points that you bring up =)

Haha yea, I should do as my goalie partner. He usually gives the shooter a thumbs up if they do a really bad decision shot, which has 0% change of going into the net.

I actually thought about that when I went through my video afterwards. Usually I'm very good at reading the cross passes and denying that move. But I must have misread the opponent, since I had it in my back head that they love to use that crossover pass (We've played against them 3 matches before this game) But since I'm commiting to the cross, Im selling myself short completely, So its a decision error from my part. However, a box should not leave a player open like that in my opinion. Its okey if he would have gotten that shot a bit more to the right of the goalie box. Getting it a bit high, just right of the central line is a really good goal scoring area. Moreover, I think that the shot would have gone past my left hip, by looking at how he placed it. As usual, lots of stuff to analyse. I think they did a really good job with creating the chance there.

No I do not think IBS Dalen is considering any tournaments or cups abroad or far away from Umeå. Every pre-season Umeå hosts a tournament called Scandic Cup, which is a really solid cup to begin the season with. And it might be so that I am moving to another team for the coming season, in a higher division.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV I would not say it is error. You did choose the option that was related to the experience by playing against this opponent team before. Thing is that, when you do cover only the post and chest aiming at the scorer, you can move out from the line towards the shooter to get some chance that it will hit you or ball will hit your hip etc etc. But yep, the shooter was basicly alone with no defenders covering him... so chances to do a save were really low.

Om man ska tyda regelboken hårt så gäller det bara utkast. Däremot så hade det väl kanske varit en hög spark, vet inte haha. Men domarna brydde nog sig ej så mycket då det var slutsekunderna.

Yea it felt good haha. We got such a shitty game one and it was rough standing on the sideline for the game. So yea, really nice.

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@@FloorballGoaliePoV Thanks. Btw nice video and saves. Keep it up!

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I mostly only wash my stuff that I wear under my Goalie Pants/Jersey. I use liquid detergent made for sport combined with a homemade fabric softener (Vinegar/Water/Essential oils) Synthetic wash program (low RPM and low temperature) The stuff that I wash regulary: - Kneepads - Protection vests - Goalie Pants - Protection cup - Gloves (I handwash these quite often instead of using a washing machine) Also, during this season, I had to wash my goalie jersey I bit more often, but I try not to wash the pants/jersey that often.

Det var en intensiv och rolig match. Gammal nu, var nog min andra säsong tror jag som målvakt under denna matchen. Straffläggaren i fråga var Peder Boden, en legend inom innebandyn i Umeå/Sverige. Väldigt finurlig.

Fair points!

Yea and sometimes you underestimate how little you actually have to move. Ofcourse this has a lot to do with players speed and movement. But I have noticed that move a little bit to much from time to time. However, I think I do that most of the times since I expect my defender to take a little bit of the angle towards the far post side.

Yea, quite different move set, to say the least :P

Thats a very in-depth and good analysis. There are lots of ways to think about a goal and the situation around it. But as you state in several of the goals. You as a goalie can do small things to prevent a goal even if there is primarily a defending error that caused it. And I know from my own experience that I look at goals completely different from gameday to the days after.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV Well, it is analysis that my goalie coach does after all my recorded matches. And even I can analyse myself from the video, becuase I can see things much better than in the crease, where I think that I was in optimal position but reality is different. Well, sometimes goalie is basicly thrown to the pit when defence makes error. Not even critical one, but still... Btw.: didn´t you and your team think about attending Czech Open tournament in Czech Repubic?

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DjDanny! I was sidelined during this game due to sickness :P

Yes, it could have been a penalty, but I think referees doesnt really bother about stuff like that. You could just say that the ball was broken.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV Get well!!! My son (the goalie) is also ill and will miss the match for the first place in the group and 1/4 on the weekend

Thanks =)

I am 182 cm long, but I tend to drop down a bit to low from time to time. In most scenarios that isnt a bad thing, since I have quite a big frame. But from time to time that minimize my overall area covered during some situations.

Har faktiskt alltid varit sugen på att testa, men har aldrig riktigt tagit steget. Pratade mycket om detta med Måns Parsjö när han bodde uppe i Umeå och spelade för IBK Dalen.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV innebandy skor bygger ju ändå på brottarskor så har typ samma kvalitet skillnaden är väl att innebandyskor har mer ”skydd”

@@eriz1337 Mycket möjligt, har själv inte koll på detta. Det jag söker med skor som målvakt är egentligen bara hållbarhet och att de ska kännas sköna att ha på sig. Vet att brottarskor är mer slimmade och har inte lika mycket "padding". Hade varit intressant att se skillnaden på känslan av att dra skomaterialet mot golvet. Brottarskor är väl främst anpassade efter mjukt/blankt golv som inte har så sträv yta. Så kan tänka mig att på vissa golv känns det magiskt, och på vissa kanske lite sämre.

Jag använder Reyrr IB Max och min målvaktskollega använder ett par Reyrr prototyphandskar. Är en blandning mellan Amerikansk fotboll och Golfhandskar.

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Regional division (as the one I play in) end at Division 2 level. Regional divisions can go as low as division 5. Then you have the Swedish floorball federation which has Division 1, Allsvenskan and then SSL.

So what you're saying is you always want to have your extended leg towards the middle of the goal?

The reason why I sit like that is because I cant rotate my hip outwards due to complications created from my two ACL operations. My mobility is highly limited on the right side.

@@FloorballGoaliePoVOh crap. That sucks.

@@RVAFloorballWell, not always, because with the extended leg you get „locked“ in the stance and moving in the direction of the outstretched leg is almost impossible. Our goalie coach wants us to stay in the basic stance as long as possible because then it's easier and faster to move sideways. But personally, I think it's up to each goalkeeper because we're all different.

@@Floydos85 You work with what you got. Simple as that 👍

Thanks so much for the kind words. Yes the distance rule is kinda wack. All referees call it different 🤔

I guess I'll take that as a complement 🤔

I have no idea, I feel like they were fighting for position, both of em.

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Korvkiosken är stängd. 😅

Kan försöka skapa något när säsongen är över, blir så mycket när man ska hinna med jobb, träningsdagar, gym och diverse hobbys som DJ/Ungdomstränare,

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Thanks =)

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3:48 I guess the signal was first not goal

Glad to hear! Tell me if you would like me to film/do something special

@@_tak_ It was allowed, i think the person responsible for the clock started it on refs signal, and not when the ball was actually active.

Yea maybe a bit rough. But sometimes you have to mark your territory. And if you know that particular player, you would understand why I did it :P

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Thanks, I'll let my goalie partner know ;)

You're welcome, tell me if you would like me to post anything special.

I used to post full games before and practice sessions. But I don't think that many watched them. I'll keep that in mind

Haha yea that is my goalie partner. He is a bit to relaxed sometimes before he gets into position. It has cost him goals from time to time :P But it usually depends on the situation of the game, because some of the game, we completely dominate.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV Yep, but still, even when you completly dominate, it would be nice to "stay focused" to have chance to "have better stats" :) So far, when I was watching your videos, when Oscar was in the net, he seems that "I do not care what is happening near the net" :) Like the situation at 0:56, defenceman under pressure, and he is standing, not paying attention to the game and comunicating with bench :) As a goalie trainer my self, I would "kick him into the butt", for this :) On the bright side, I really like his movement and motion control, and fast hands. But a few "advices" from goalie to goalie. I do not like the "resting hands on the ground“, like in 1:20, which led to the goal. In the moment of the shot at 1:23 he has full weight on the left hand, which make unpossible to react to the shot. Which is "pitty" when, with full body up and left hand not touching the ground, it would be an easy save. And maybe 3rd goal, I personaly would be a much more aggresive. When receiving the pass, shooter is not looking at the net or goalie and watching the "ground and ball", fast push and using legs like "scissors“... and I think striker is "dead" and goalie has the ball :)

@@Floydos85 You are 100% correct and I would say those types of game are good practices to just develope that focus. I can say that I act the same from time to time, not as much, but I have to admit that I am guilty of being a bit relaxed from time to time. And that's why its good to record yourself and get that feedback for yourself. Sometimes I question myself, "why did I even do that?"

@@FloorballGoaliePoV "why did I even do that?" is my often reaction after conceding a goal :) Videos are nice "feedback" and my goalie partner and really tallented goalie who attends even goalie camps and goalie trainings with "national team" goalie coaches, makes feedbacks to me too. Yes, I´m a bit old (38) and currently Im No.1 goalie in our reserve team, because goalies in the A-Team are 20 years younger :) and I was starting in net relatively lately (at age 17) and all my goalie skills are self taught (So my style is kinda full of the bad habits etc.), the feedback is basicly my "base line" to what focus on and what to try eliminate from my goaltending.

Promo what O.o

My little special throw, love doing it.

Yea it was a pretty decent save. And thats the thing with goalies. You can practice the "standard" stuff, but you will have to act in very specific ways depending on your position and the situation.

@@FloorballGoaliePoV very true