The Consistent Confidence Crease is an NHL regulation goalie crease slideboard that utilizes Fan-tastic Sports technology along with the ProHybrid Visual Lead Position System. This system allows a goalie to develop muscle memory using the same Squareness, Angle and Depth as on the ice.
Our patent pending crease uses adjustable stoppers to create customizable movement patterns. PowerStrides, Shuffles, Pushoffs, Recoveries, Slides and even paddle down wraps can be practiced on our board.
Our crease has two challenging levels: Foundation and Elite. Young goalies will want to start out using the crease at the Foundation Level. This level will allow them to get a feel for our system. The Elite Level has stopper placements progressively further out as you approach the top angle. This level will challenge even the most established goaltenders due to the precision needed in angle adjustment and power it takes to carry the full distance outside the crease.
All stoppers are located on our Awareness to Squareness Lines. Each line gives the goalie / trainer immediate feedback as to whether or not Squareness has been achieved to a specific angle.
The Consistent Confidence Crease is equipped with a Recovery Bumper. This semi circle railing mirrors the crease line. It is used to execute a recovery or pushoff from the your butterfly. The bumper is strategically placed in an ideal position relative to the stoppers for maximum load and power out of your hybrid setup.
Moving in towards the posts you will find 2 blue net play stance stoppers. These stoppers are placed off of each post to ensure the goalies feet are 30 degrees off the goal line. This 30 degree angle gives the goalie a solid base while allowing him to see the strong side corner while keeping the weak side blue line angle in peripheral vision. The goalie can lead the play with a quick shuffle, come back to the same post, lead again, then rotate and shuffle 30 degrees back to the opposite post.
In addition, our crease has paddle down wrap recovery bumpers in place. These arched rails enable the goalie to recover out of a paddle down wrap as if a player makes a pass instead of executing a wrap around.
** REMEMBER: Don't look down at the pucks. Keep your eyes ATTACHED to the visual lead and keep your knees bent through the push.
We GUARANTEE you that if you become very good at the confidence crease you will see a huge improvement in your goaltending.
These training videos correlate to the progression chart posted in the Training Center.