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Today, part two of my conversation with Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and in Goal magazine.

Now, in this episode, and by the way, thanks to you for all the feedback on part one, we hope

you enjoy part two. Some really interesting stuff here from Kevin talking about Goal tenders taking

their training from on the ice to off the ice using virtual reality, the idea of active Goal

pads and amongst other things who created the reverse VH. So, without further ado,

here he is, Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and in Goal magazine, or as Elliot Friedman refers to him as

the Goldie Whisperer.

I want to ask about equipment and I want to ask about rebounds. And here's what I've always

thought about rebounds, Kevin. If I'm a Goaltender, I either want my rebounds to die right in front of me

or to take off and end up far, far away. Is there different equipment for Goaltenders or

is there a way that Goaltenders can change their equipment to do one or the other?

Because to me, the worst rebound is the one that's right in between being far away and right in front

of you. Yeah, no, I would agree with that. I mean, obviously, and this is a big topic of

conversation today with a lot of talk about analytics and rebound control. Listen,

the better you can control play by controlling pox and freezing pox and getting your stick on

the low shot and steering it into the glass because it's a reset with a face off or catching it and

holding it and those are all positives. You want to control as much play as you can as a Goaltender

and the ability to control rebounds is a part of that, including steering some out of bounds.

And like I said, into the into the crowd and let's start again and line them up.

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