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Send us Fan MailWhat separates the goalies who succeed at the professional level from those who never reach their potential?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Peter Skrabelj, goalie coach for Traktor Chelyabinsk of the KHL, to discuss the mindset, habits, and character traits that define elite goaltenders. Drawing from years of coaching in one of the world's top professional leagues, Peter shares what he looks for in goalies and why mental toughness is just as important as technical skill.Pete and Peter discuss:Why hunger is the number one quality every elite goalie needsHow consistency and daily habits separate good goalies from great onesWhy taking responsibility accelerates your developmentHow to stay mentally strong during a long professional seasonThe importance of healthy competition between goalie partnersWhy preparation and communication build confidence before every startHow great goalies respond to adversity instead of making excusesPeter also shares stories from coaching in the KHL, including goalies who exceeded expectations through relentless work ethic and others who struggled after becoming too comfortable. His message is simple:Talent opens the door, but hunger keeps you there.The conversation also explores what makes goalies like Andrei Vasilevskiy, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Jakub Dobeš so successful, highlighting the importance of athleticism, balance, vision, preparation, and a relentless desire to keep improving.

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Send us Fan MailHow do you go from a kid in Wales watching hockey on TV to coaching goalies at the highest levels of the game?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Nathan Craze, former professional goaltender and current goalie coach with the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada and Orlando Solar Bears.Nathan shares his incredible journey from discovering hockey in the UK to building an eight-year professional career before transitioning into coaching. Along the way, he explains the lessons that shaped both his career and his philosophy as a goalie coach.Pete and Nathan discuss:Why competing on every single shot mattersHow preparation separates good goalies from great onesWhy playing games is one of the best ways to developThe mindset needed to take advantage of unexpected opportunitiesWhat coaches should do to build confidence in their goaliesThe biggest mistakes coaches make when communicating with goaliesWhy getting drafted isn't the finish line—and not getting drafted isn't the end of the dreamNathan also shares his perspective on helping top goalie prospect Will Sharpe through the emotional experience of the NHL Draft. His message is one every young goalie needs to hear:Your path might change, but your goal doesn't have to.One of the biggest themes throughout this conversation is that success comes from staying hungry. The goalies who keep improving, keep learning, and keep competing are the ones who give themselves the best chance to succeed.Whether you're a goalie, coach, or parent, there's something in this episode that will change the way you think about development.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to go from third-string goalie to helping your team win a national championship?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Johnny Hicks, fresh off winning the NCAA National Championship with the University of Denver, alongside his longtime goalie coach, Nathan Wolfe. Together, they share the mindset, habits, and relationship that helped Johnny reach one of the biggest moments of his career.This isn't just a conversation about winning. It's about everything that happens before the trophy.Pete, Johnny, and Nathan dive into:How Johnny learned to manage fear and treat it as nothing more than background noiseWhy routines, positive self-talk, and confidence became the foundation of his gameHow to bounce back after a goal against without letting it affect the next saveWhy every game should be treated the same, whether it's opening night or the national championshipThe importance of staying present instead of chasing resultsHow body language, breathing, and preparation help build confidenceNathan also shares what he saw in Johnny from the very beginning and why his willingness to learn, stay disciplined, and trust the process separated him from so many other goalies.One of the biggest lessons from this episode is simple:Your opportunity may not come when you expect it, but when it does, you need to be ready.Johnny started the season as Denver's third-string goalie. Instead of getting frustrated, he stayed patient, kept learning, trusted his preparation, and was ready when his chance came. That mindset helped lead him all the way to a national championship. If you're a goalie, coach, or parent looking to build confidence, improve your mental game, and learn what it really means to trust the process, this episode is one you won't want to miss.Stay up to date with everything at https://www.petefry.net/

Send us Fan MailWhat separates goalies who make it to the highest level from those who never quite get there?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with legendary goalie coach Eli Wilson, who has spent more than 25 years developing some of the best goaltenders in the world, including Carey Price, Devan Dubnyk, Stuart Skinner, Tim Thomas, and many more.This conversation dives into the mental side of elite performance and what Eli has learned from working with goalies at every level of the game.Pete and Eli discuss:What made Carey Price different from everyone elseWhy focus and concentration separate elite goaliesThe role competitiveness plays in long-term successWhy some talented goalies never reach their potentialHow confidence, work ethic, and open-mindedness work togetherThe biggest mistakes coaches and parents make with goaliesWhy gratitude and perspective matter during difficult seasonsOne theme comes up again and again throughout the conversation:The best goalies never stop trying to get better.Whether it's Carey Price, Devan Dubnyk, Stuart Skinner, or Tim Thomas, they all shared a willingness to learn, adapt, and keep improving, even when they were already performing at a high level.Eli also shares some powerful advice for coaches. Building trust, communicating with your goalies, and focusing on helping them improve is far more effective than criticism, sarcasm, or dwelling on mistakes.This episode is packed with lessons for goalies, coaches, and parents alike.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Pete Fry joins Tony Marinaro to discuss the work of a goalie mindset coach, how he started working with Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jakub Dobes, the work they've done together to strengthen Dobes' mind, what's allowed Dobes to reach the heights he did during this most recent playoff run and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to stay calm, confident, and focused when you're playing in the biggest games of your life?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with San Jose Sharks prospect Christian Kirsch as he prepares for the Memorial Cup Final after an outstanding season and playoff run.Christian shares his journey from growing up in Switzerland, moving through the Swiss development system, representing his country at multiple World Championships, and eventually making the jump to North America.But this conversation goes much deeper than hockey.Christian opens up about the mindset tools that helped transform his game and how learning to manage confidence, focus, and emotions has allowed him to perform at a higher level.Pete and Christian discuss:How confidence routines changed his gameWhy the Confidence Anchor became one of his most valuable toolsHow to bounce back after a goal againstThe importance of treating every game the same, no matter how big the stageWhy penalties, breakaways, and high-pressure situations are opportunities, not threatsHow to stay mentally fresh during a long seasonOne of the most powerful parts of the conversation is Christian's perspective on big games. Whether it's the World Juniors, playoffs, or the Memorial Cup Final, his approach stays the same:"The puck is still the same size."He also shares the importance of having an "on-off switch" as a goalie. Being fully locked in at the rink is important, but being able to step away from hockey and recharge is just as critical if you want to stay sharp throughout a long season.This episode is packed with practical mindset lessons that goalies can start using immediately.

Send us Fan MailHow do you stay in the game for more than 20 years as a professional goalie?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with former pro goaltender Brett Jaeger, who built a career that lasted over two decades across North America and Europe.Brett shares his journey from growing up in a tiny town in northern Alberta to playing junior hockey, pro hockey in the ECHL and CHL, and eventually building a long career overseas in England, Denmark, and Germany.What makes this conversation powerful is how honest it is.Brett talks about getting thrown into tough situations early, facing 60–70 shots a night as a teenager, struggling through difficult stretches, and learning how to stay mentally steady through it all.Pete and Brett get into:Why playing on weaker teams can actually help goalies growThe importance of competing, even when things aren't going wellWhat Brett learned from guys like Robb Tallas and John StevensonWhy stretching and recovery helped extend his careerHow confidence and mindset become more important as you move up levelsThe difference between talented goalies and mentally tough goaliesBrett also shares a great message for goalie parents and coaches. Goalies already put enough pressure on themselves. They need support, trust, and room to work through adversity, not embarrassment or panic after every mistake.One of the best lines from the episode comes from Glenn Hall, who once signed Brett's blocker with this message:“Don't be afraid to sweat.”That pretty much sums up this whole conversation.

Hour 3 of The Big Show is on demand! Rusic and Rose are joined by mental performance coach Pete Fry! Pete is Jakub Dobeš' mental coach, so the guys ask him about what goes into the mental side of the game for a goaltender, and why it's important. The conversation switches to the topic of how much of hockey is mental, and how he helps players visualize before games. Then, Pete takes the guys through a confidence exercise! (35:52) Later on, we give our Play Alberta Locks of the Day and read some of your best texts! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. This show is produced by Connor Gronsdahl and Shan Virjee Get full Flames games and great shows like Quick 60: The Stamps Show, Wranglers Watch and more ON DEMAND.

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Episode 353 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features the return of Goalie Mindset expert Pete Fry.   In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Fry shares some insights into his headline-making work with rising Montreal Canadiens star Jakub Dobes, including the importance of reprogramming the subconscious mind, Anaheim Ducks prospect and Italian Olympian Damien Clara, and more. He talks about how he helps clients manage pressure situations, walks us through a visualization designed to build confidence stepping into the blue ice, and shares advice to help goalie parents manage anxiety, something he now offers among his myriad of books and programs, including private coaching, live events and online options at his website. (https://www.petefry.net ) In the Parent Playbook, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we dive deep into a listener questions about goalie burnout, including advice on how to spot and manage different signs.  We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, featuring Brandon Bussi of the Carolina Hurricanes with some great insights into managing net dries and plays behind the net.  And in our weekly gear segment, we head to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, for a look at the new CCM Tacks undershirt, with D3O protection over the collarbone, extra rib and bicep padding and a skate-cut proof wrist area.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it actually take to perform at the highest level… when everything is on the line?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Bill Ranford. Two-time Stanley Cup champion. Conn Smythe winner. One of the most respected goalie minds in the game.This isn't just about his career. It's about how he thought, how he handled pressure, and what allowed him to perform when it mattered most.Bill shares what his routine looked like, how he dealt with nerves, and why competing harder than the guy at the other end was always his focus.They get into:Why routine mattered more than superstitionHow he handled nerves, even to the point of getting sick before gamesThe mindset shift from backup to true starterWhat consistency really looks like at the NHL levelWhy focusing on the next save is everythingHow to deal with bad goals without letting them spiralOne thing that stands out is how simple his approach was. He didn't overcomplicate it. He just competed, trusted himself, and stayed focused on what he could control.He also talks about something a lot of goalies don't realize. You can play great and still lose. You can feel good and still not be present. That's part of the position. The key is learning how to respond.There's a lot in here for goalies who want to level up, especially when it comes to mindset and consistency.

Send us Fan MailWhat actually separates the goalies who make it… from the ones who don't?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Vancouver Island-based goalie coach James Gaertner, who's been developing goalies for over 20 years.James has worked with some high-level talent, including a goalie who just made his NHL debut with the New York Rangers. But what stands out isn't just the results. It's how those goalies think, prepare, and handle pressure.This conversation goes deep into what coaches, parents, and goalies often get wrong.Pete and James break down:The biggest mistake coaches make when handling goaliesWhy trust matters more than quick reactions after a bad goalWhen goalies should be told they're starting and why timing mattersWhy there's no “one right way” to prepare for a gameThe three things coaches actually look for when choosing a goalieWhat separates high-level goalies like Dylan Garand, Kristen Campbell, and Aaron TrotterThey also talk about something a lot of goalies overlook. It's not just how you play when things are going well. It's how you respond when things don't.Body language. Bounce back. Staying engaged even when you're not busy. That's what people notice.James keeps it simple. Compete when it matters. Reset quickly. And trust your game.There's also a strong message for parents. You don't need to coach your goalie. Just support them. The rest will take care of itself.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really take to win at the highest level… over and over again?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Grant Fuhr. Five-time Stanley Cup champion. Hockey Hall of Famer. One of the most clutch goalies to ever play the game.Instead of just talking about his career, this conversation goes deeper into how he actually performed under pressure.Grant shares what went through his mind before games, how he prepared, and what allowed him to stay calm in the biggest moments. One of the biggest takeaways is simple but powerful. You don't have to be perfect. You just have to be good, and make the save when it matters.They get into:What his game day routine actually looked likeHow he prepared mentally without overthinkingWhy he focused on being “good” instead of chasing perfectionHow he stayed calm after giving up a goalWhat confidence really means for a goalieWhy body language affects your whole teamHow to handle pressure, especially in big gamesGrant also talks about one of the toughest moments in his career and how he bounced back from it. His approach is straightforward. Feel it, learn from it, then let it go and move on.There's a lot in here that young goalies can take and use right away. Nothing complicated. Just real habits and ways of thinking that actually work.

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Send us Fan MailWhat happens when a goalie realizes the biggest opponent isn't the shooter… but their own mind?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with former OHL goaltender Joe Ranger. Joe shares his journey from battling adversity in minor hockey to playing junior and college hockey, and how learning the mental side of the game changed everything for him.He talks about growing up on a smaller team in the Ottawa Valley, going through early struggles in the OHL, and a moment where his confidence almost disappeared after a tough loss. Instead of letting that define him, he found a way to build himself back up and become stronger mentally.Now a Certified Goalie Mindset Coach, Joe is helping young goalies develop the same tools he wishes he had earlier in his career.In this conversation, Pete and Joe get into:The difference between the Athlete Mindset and Fan MindsetHow overthinking can quietly hurt your performanceWhat it's really like mentally to play a 68-game junior seasonWhy playing on a weaker team can actually help you growWhy confidence, focus, and managing your mental energy matter so muchHow mindset training carries over into life off the iceJoe also shares something a lot of goalies go through but don't always say out loud. There were times he felt like quitting. What helped him push through was learning to zoom out and see the bigger picture. One bad game or rough stretch doesn't define you. What matters is how you grow from it.This episode is real. No fluff. Just honest experiences, tough moments, and lessons that can help both goalies and parents navigate the ups and downs.

Send a textThis week on The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry is coming to you from California—fresh off a sold-out Goalie Mindset Seminar in Lakewood—and he's joined by one of Southern California's most trusted goalie coaches: Lock Corley of More Great Saves.Lock shares what pulled him back into the game, why he chose to coach, and what makes the goalie position uniquely demanding—especially when pressure rises and the stakes get real. He also breaks down what he's most proud of as a coach: watching goalies he started with at 8 years old grow into junior and NCAA-level athletes, including an Air Force commit.In this episode, you'll learn:What great goalie development actually looks like over timeWhy calmness and professionalism separate high-level goaliesHow elite goalies stay steady when the game tightens upThe most important rule for goalies: control what you can controlThe biggest mistake goalie parents make… and what to do insteadWhy the car ride home can build a goalie—or break the love of the gameIf you're a goalie, parent, or coach who wants clearer direction, stronger confidence, and a better development path, this conversation delivers practical truth without the fluff.

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Send a textWhat does it take to compete on the Olympic stage… and thrive under pressure?In this powerful episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Olympian and Certified Goalie Mindset Coach Paris O'Brien — former KHL goaltender, Beijing 2022 Olympian.Paris shares his journey from growing up as an underdog in Coquitlam, BC to representing his Chinese heritage at the Olympics. He opens up about playing under legendary coach Mike Keenan, competing on the world stage, and the mindset lessons that shaped his career.Together, Pete and Paris dive deep into the mental game — including:Why nervousness and excitement are the same energyHow to master bounce back after a save not madeThe difference between the Athlete Mindset vs. Fan MindsetHow to handle comparison during draft yearsReset mechanisms that actually work during gamesWhy body language and breathing change performance instantlyHow mindset skills translate to school, life, and competition beyond hockeyThey also discuss burnout, recovery, and why sharpening your “mental saw” is just as important as on-ice training.This episode is about building resilience, confidence, and mental toughness that lasts a lifetime.If you're a goalie, parent, or coach looking to raise your mental game — this conversation delivers Olympic-level insight.

Send us a textWhat does it really take to become a dominating goalie at the highest level?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Anaheim Ducks goaltender Calle Clang for a deep, honest conversation about mindset, belief, and the journey from a small town in Sweden to the NHL.Calle shares how he fell in love with goaltending at a young age, played men's hockey at just 14 years old, moved away from home at 15, and committed early to an NHL vision—long before the results showed up. Together, Pete and Calle break down the mental habits that separate elite goalies from the rest: staying present, trusting your game, blocking out outside noise, and preparing mentally before the puck ever drops.You'll hear powerful insights on:Why loving the game matters more than stats or winsHow balance (on and off the ice) directly impacts goalie performanceLessons learned from NHL camps, trades, and pro pressureThe influence of Henrik Lundqvist and Carey PriceVisualization, journaling, and preparation for consistent confidenceWhat Calle would tell his younger self—and what every goalie needs to hearWhether you're a young goalie, a parent, or a coach, this episode is packed with real-world lessons on mindset, resilience, and becoming the calm, confident presence your team needs in the crease.

Episode 311 of UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck goes hyperlocal on Vancouver controversies before diving into BC's provincial mess and the chaos unfolding south of the border.Here's what's inside:

We’re back and this time intend to stay back as this election is shaping up to be chaotic with Ken Sim seeking re-election, Pete Fry launching a bid for mayor and the Vancouver Liberals getting their first caucus members in 90 years. Sim is praising his zero percent property tax increase budget but city employees are not happy. Council can agree on one thing: Headlights are too damn bright. Housing looks shaky but we are building on industrial land. And the dump will continue to take your trash. Links Ranking how much Vancouver councillors have distanced themselves from Mayor Ken Sim Ken Sim ‘pivots’ from park board and bitcoin, pushes safety and affordability in re-election bid | CBC News Could Pete Fry soon announce a mayoral run? Green Party of Vancouver endorses Pete Fry for Mayor or Council in 2026 Municipal Election Ex-ABC Vancouver politician joins new civic party to seek re-election School Board chair to run for Vancouver City Council in civic election | Urbanized New civic Liberals party propose amalgamating University Endowment Lands with City of Vancouver Vancouver City Council approves 2026 Budget with 0% property tax increase ‘Deceitful and unfair’: Vancouver municipal workers’ union files complaint alleging bad-faith negotiation Vancouver council votes down living wage motion three years after scrapping policy Vancouver city council calls on feds to address headlight brightness | CBC News Vancouver mayoral candidate pitches $200-million traffic signal coordination plan | Urbanized B.C. home prices at risk of 27% jump by 2032 due to delayed construction | Urbanized Vancouver city council approves massive 2-tower VGH expansion Going against advice of city staff, Vancouver council approves residential tower on industrial land City eyes federal and provincial loans to demolish downtown Vancouver viaducts | Urbanized Vancouver Landfill to stay open until 2050 under new regional agreement  Vancouveratta Everett Crowley Park – Wikipedia Vancouver's Forgotten Monuments TikTok video

Send us a textWhat separates “good” from legendary in the crease?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with Ian Clark—world-renowned goalie coach and Head of Goalie Development for the Vancouver Canucks—for a masterclass on what the best goalies actually do when nobody's watching… and what they repeat when the pressure is highest.Ian breaks down the real difference-makers behind elite performance:Why your eyes are your #1 anatomical advantage—and how to train them on every single shotThe elite habit Roberto Luongo did 100% of the time (even in practice) that builds unstoppable controlThe “do less, see more” awareness that made Henrik Lundqvist surgicalCarey Price's calm “quick starts, quick stops” and how anticipation is earned (not guessed)Bobrovsky's legendary work ethic—and the growth mindset that believes there's no top to the skyscraperWhy the best goalies still make standing saves… and what that reveals about patienceThen Ian reveals what's next: his new app From The Crease (FTC)—built to help goalies and coaches take skills from concept → practice → game emergence, with modules, drills, video demos, analytics, and coach-goalie connection tools.If you're serious about building a dominating goalie career, this episode is a blueprint.Pre-register for FTC + get the free ebook “10 Ways to Get Killer Stats” + launch discount: www.fromthecrease.com(February 2026 release)Private Coaching for GoaliesCheck out Pete on InstagramStay up to date with everything at https://www.petefry.net/

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Episode 307 of UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck delivers a packed week of drama — a surprise pipeline agreement, a budget that's “zero” in name only, poll shocks in Vancouver, and another chaotic turn in US politics.Here's what's inside:

This week on UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck, Vancouver's city hall turns into a shell game, provincial politics melt down, and a 900-page court ruling shakes up land ownership in BC.Here's what's inside:

In Episode 303 of UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck, it's city hall mayhem, provincial implosions, and a federal plan that's literally going nuclear (in a good way).Here's what's inside:

Episode 300 of UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck delivers a milestone mix of hyperlocal Vancouver politics, BC-provincial drama, and global turbulence.Here's what's on the docket:

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Episode 311 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobeš, who is coming off an impressive rookie season and recently signed a two-year, one-way contract extension.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Dobeš shares important lessons from his first NHL season and the adjustments, as well as insights into his unique path from Czechia, moving to St. Louis as a 15-year-old despite no guarantees he'd even have a team to play on. Dobeš also gives us a glimpse into his offseason training routine, including how he works to improve his puck handling long before getting back on the ice, and his mindset work with Pete Fry, including how often and how specifically he uses visualization techniques even on game days. It's a can't miss interview loaded with tips. In the Parent Segment, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we share 10 Good Habits Around the Rink that you can share with your young goalie to help make sure they are both getting the most out of -- and making the best impression -- even when they're just there for a practice or a goalie lesson/  We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, which features Charlie Lindgren breaking down breakaways and how to manage them, not only from the usual perspective of depth management, but also hand position and reading a release. And in our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at the new CCM EFLEX 7 chest protector, with new shapes and features from the EFLEX 6 model that InGoal testers loved so much.  

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Send us a textParis O'Brien shares his remarkable journey from quitting hockey at age 15 to becoming the Chinese national hockey goaltender and Olympian. His story demonstrates how stepping away from sport temporarily can sometimes be the catalyst for future success when combined with passion, hard work, and being ready when opportunity arises.• Growing up playing minor hockey in Coquitlam before deciding to take a year off at age 15-16• Returning to hockey with Delta Hockey Academy before being spotted by Mike Keenan at a tryout • Playing professionally in Finland at 17, then in Russia's VHL and KHL before the Olympics• The critical importance of mental training for goaltenders—"90% mental, 10% physical"• Working with mindset coach Pete Fry and now mentoring younger goalies himself• Using technology like Visual Edge and Sensorina to train cognitive aspects of goaltending• Comprehensive recovery protocols including cold tubs, heat therapy, and compression boots• Playing at the Olympics against Team Canada after briefly practicing with them• Custom gear setup including a helmet painted by his girlfriend artist• Balancing hockey with other interests to maintain mental health and perspectiveIf you enjoyed this episode, follow the Athletes Podcast on social media and let us know who you'd like to see featured next in the YouTube comments. Check out our Website | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Tiktok | Spotify | Apple | Google | Youtube l Save 20% on Perfect Sports Supplements

Send us a textIn this historic and wildly entertaining episode, Pete Fry sits down with the one and only Ernie “Punch” McLean—a two-time Memorial Cup champion, iconic junior hockey coach, and foundational figure in the creation of the Western Hockey League. From outsmarting referees with water bottles to putting a goon in net for a penalty shot, Punch shares his unfiltered, unbelievable, and hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from decades in the game.You'll hear:The wild “water bottle trick” that changed a playoff gameHow he hypnotized a rival fan to cheer for his teamThe time he went to jail after a playoff winHis near-death plane crash survival storyCoaching a young Wayne Gretzky at the first-ever World JuniorsHis secret to building winning teams and why he was the first to coach with four linesThis is hockey history told like you've never heard it before—with grit, heart, and a ton of laughs. Ernie Punch McLean is a true original, and this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves the soul of the sport.

Send us a textIn this deep and energizing episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry, the Goalie Mindset Guy, sits down with legendary goalie coach Stan Matwijiw—current goaltending coach for the Windsor Spitfires and founder of Bandits Goalie School.Stan shares his powerful journey from growing up idolizing goalies at Windsor Spitfires games to playing in the WHL, attending NHL camps, and eventually coaching some of the game's best—like Thatcher Demko, Alex Nedeljkovic, and Scott Wedgewood.They dive into:

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, host Pete Fry sits down with former pro goaltender Mark Dekanich for an in-depth conversation about the highs and lows of his career. Mark shares his journey from playing in the KHL and NHL to breaking records at Colgate University and the AHL. He opens up about the biggest adversities he faced, including injuries that derailed his NHL dreams, and how he rebounded to build a successful post-hockey career in high-performance training.Pete and Mark discuss the importance of multi-sport athleticism for young goalies, the mental resilience needed to overcome setbacks, and the critical role of strength training in goaltending. Plus, Mark shares insights from his business, Dex Show High Performance Training, and gives valuable advice for goalies looking to level up their game.Stick around for an episode packed with wisdom, mindset strategies, and stories from the grind of professional hockey. Tune in now!

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, host Pete Fry, The Goalie Mindset Guy, sits down with longtime friend and Team Canada gold medalist Jeff Glass. With an incredible career spanning the NHL, KHL, and now as the goaltending coach for the San Diego Gulls in the Anaheim Ducks organization, Jeff shares his journey—from minor hockey in Calgary to making his NHL debut with the Chicago Blackhawks.Jeff opens up about the highs of winning World Junior gold, the challenges of navigating the pro hockey world, and the mindset shifts that helped him break through. He shares invaluable advice for goalies at every level, the power of visualization (including a wild story about Pete helping him with manifesting his first NHL start), and how he now helps the next generation of goalies prepare for their shot at the big leagues.If you're an aspiring goaltender or simply love stories of resilience and mental toughness, this episode is a must-listen!Tune in now and elevate your goalie mindset!

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with former NCAA goaltender and Access Goaltending co-founder Matt Bourgeois. Matt shares his journey from playing NCAA Division 1 at Sacred Heart to signing in the WHA2, breaking down the challenges, lessons, and mindset shifts that helped him succeed.Together, Pete and Matt dive into: ✅ The impact of Patrick Roy on Matt's early goalie career✅ Overcoming setbacks and the importance of perseverance✅ Why playing time matters more than the league name✅ NCAA recruitment insights and how goalies can get noticed✅ The role of mental toughness in achieving long-term success✅ How Access Goaltending is revolutionizing scouting and development for goaliesWhether you're a young goaltender chasing your dreams or a parent looking to support your goalie, this episode is packed with valuable advice, insider tips, and inspiring stories from a goalie who has been through it all.

Send us a textIn this powerhouse episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry, The Goalie Mindset Guy, sits down with Montreal Canadiens goaltender and Goalie Mindset Client, Jakub Dobeš. Jakub shares his journey from growing up in Czechia surrounded by hockey, to becoming one of the most promising young goaltenders in professional hockey today.They dive deep into Jakub's early inspiration, lessons from his hockey family, and how his father's honest feedback built his mental toughness. Jakub opens up about his transition from AAA to juniors, his college years at Ohio State, and what it's like playing under head coach Martin St. Louis in Montreal.Plus, Jakub reveals how working with Pete Fry has sharpened his mental game, the importance of visualization, and the small mindset shifts that add up to big results. He also offers invaluable advice for aspiring goaltenders on investing in their bodies, learning from those who have walked the path before, and staying mentally strong.Don't miss this conversation with the “brick wall” himself—Jakub Dobeš. Stay up to date with everything at https://www.petefry.net/

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry, the Goalie Mindset Guy, sits down with NHL legend and Sportsnet analyst Kelly Hrudey for an insightful and candid conversation about the mental game of goaltending, his journey to the NHL, and the highs and lows of his 20-year pro career.Kelly shares his unconventional path to becoming an elite goaltender, going from house league at 15 to being drafted in the second round just two years later. He opens up about playing with a fierce competitive edge, battling self-doubt, and the mental shifts that changed his career—including how a pivotal meeting with Tony Robbins helped him overcome a deep personal struggle.This episode is packed with wisdom for goalies, parents, and coaches, covering topics like:✅ How to develop a championship mindset✅ The power of visualization and positive reinforcement✅ Why battling for the #1 spot requires both skill and self-advocacy✅ The importance of mental health in high-performance sportsWith raw honesty, Kelly reflects on coaches who shaped him, the lessons he learned from legendary players, and how today's goalies can cultivate resilience in their careers.Tune in for an episode filled with inspiration, mindset mastery, and unforgettable hockey stories!

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with former pro goaltender and elite goalie coach Jamie Phillips for an inspiring deep dive into his career—from getting cut in minor hockey to earning an NHL draft selection. Jamie shares powerful lessons on resilience, handling setbacks, and the importance of strong practice habits.They also discuss: ✅ How getting cut fueled Jamie's success✅ The mental challenges of transitioning from junior to college and pro hockey✅ The impact of coaching styles on goalie development✅ Navigating hazing, pressure, and the hidden mental battles of pro hockey✅ His journey into coaching and launching Elite Goalie MethodJamie also drops insights on what makes a great goalie coach, the importance of mindset in development, and how young goalies can prepare for the next level. If you're serious about goaltending, mental strength, and long-term success in hockey, this episode is a must-listen!

Send us a textIn this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with 20-year pro and CHL Goalie of the Year Adam Russo. At just 5'7”, Adam defied the odds and built an incredible career, proving that mindset, preparation, and resilience are the real game-changers in goaltending. His journey is a testament to the power of belief and relentless work ethic.Adam shares his path from playing in the QMJHL with Acadie-Bathurst to competing at the highest levels in Europe and North America. He talks about going head-to-head with future Hall of Famer Marc-André Fleury—both on the ice and in a goalie fight—his experiences at NHL camps with the Montreal Canadiens and Anaheim Ducks, and the lessons he learned from legendary goalie coach François Allaire.Adam breaks down the evolution of goaltending, the importance of adapting to different styles over decades, and why coaching others while still playing made him a better goaltender. He offers must-hear advice for goalies looking to break into major junior hockey, tips on choosing the right goalie coach, and the game-changing benefits of mentoring younger goaltenders.This episode is packed with high-performance mindset strategies, career-defining lessons, and behind-the-scenes stories from a goalie who has been through it all. Whether you're a young goaltender looking to climb the ranks or a seasoned pro wanting to sharpen your mental game, this is one you won't want to miss.Stay up to date with everything at https://www.petefry.net/

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This week we go live from Goaliepalooza by Proskate goalie to interview Taylor Gauthier, Pete Fry, and Nick the Goalie. We also dive everything going on in the Stanley Cup finals. Getting late into the year with multiple leagues coming to a close we break down all the ins and outs of what's going on in the goalie world. We're just a couple of goalies who met playing junior hockey and love shooting the sh*t about anything and everything goalie. Subscribe and follow our socials to stay up to date with The Butterfly Effect! Inst/Twitter/TikTok - @BflyPod

Episode 257 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, features a deep dive on all things goalie mindset with Pete Fry, The Goalie Mindset Guy.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, we turned to Fry to help goalies, goalie coaches and goalie parents focus on how to work on improving their mindset and approach to the mental game this offseason. With everything from how to manufacture confidence, to understanding and setting your optimum hype level, visualization and the and the importance to resting your mind in game with the three mental zones, Fry shares tips on how to get mentally stronger.In our Parents Segment, presented by the Stop It Goaltending U app, we continue the mindset theme with advice to help parents prepare their mindset to help, not hinder, your young goalie.We also go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports to look at the new CCM Pro Chest Protector -- the first time that CCM has made their NHL certified model available to the public.

Drug activist Dana Larsen appealed the loss of the business licence for his Medicinal Mushroom Dispensary in Vancouver. In response, Green Party city councillors Adrienne Carr and Pete Fry voted to re-issue the licence. Now they are going a step further by introducing a motion to create a regulatory framework for psilocybin and other psychoactive mushrooms. We speak with Pete Fry.

Episode 248 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features two great NHL guests: Cayden Primeau of the Montreal Canadiens and Ukko-Pekka Luukonen of the Buffalo Sabres.In the feature interviews presented by NHL Sense Arena Primeau gives us a glimpse into his first full season with the famed Canadiens, including the great job goalie coach Eric Raymond did balancing a three-goalie rotation for much of the season, some great lessons from Jake Allen as a mentor, and the huge impact Pete Fry has had on his mindset as a goalie over the past year. In our second interview, Luukonen, who ironically was drafted the same year and faced Primeau in the World Junior Championship gold-medal game in 2019, shares insights into his fantastic season and rise to being the Sabres No. 1 goalie with top-10 numbers in the NHL, and how he used a 33-game opportunity to identify the changes he needed to make in his body and style that have led to this success.Our Parents Segment responds to a question we get often as parents want to know, “Should I send my goalie to that try out camp a Junior team is holding?”All that, plus a trip to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the incredibly light True Project X stick, with innovative shapes and flex points designed to help goalies pass the puck as well as they stop it.