Episode
The One Where We Break Wrists | Episode 133
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- Goalie Science
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- Nov 28, 2025
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- 3262
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Summary
In Episode 133 of the Goalie Science Podcast, Jamie and Derek tackle goalie culture head-on. They debate the risk of the RVH glove position, challenge outdated coaching methods, and make their Olympic picks for Team Canada—spoiler, it’s not Aiden Hill. With hot takes on Juuse Saros, broken wrists, and Edmonton’s goalie woes, this episode dives into biomechanics, development, and why coaches need to stop chasing aesthetics over effectiveness. They also explore how to build leadership through discipline, why being a “cool coach” backfires, and what parents should know before jumping ship to a new team.