Bring Gold in the Net’s goalie-only coaching straight to your team’s ice. Book a Coach gives your goalies personalized instruction from coaches who know the position inside and out.
Whether your goalie is just starting out or working toward junior, college or beyond, our coaches meet them where they are and help them build consistent, confident habits in the crease. Every session is built around the details that matter: technique, positioning, reads and the mental side of the game.
Our coaches complete GITN Coaching Certification and bring experience from minor hockey through the professional level, backed by a goalie development program trusted by families since 1986.
Goalie-only development since 1986. Small groups, coaches who know your goalie by name, and a clear plan for every day on the ice.
FOR PARENTS
Goalie-only since day one
Decades of coaching nothing but goalies. This is not a hockey camp with
a goalie station.
Never lost in the crowd
Ratios from 4:1 down to 1:1, with a shooter at every net, so every goalie gets real reps and real feedback.
A clear plan every day
Each day has a set focus, so you know exactly what your goalie is working on
and why.
Challenging and positive
Goalies leave more confident, and most importantly, they want to come back.
Every level gets the same care and attention. Not sure which fits? Contact us and we will help you choose
Beginners or U7 to U11 recreational
A strong foundation built the right way, in a fun and encouraging environment.
4:1 ratio | 11.25 hrs on ice
U11 and U13 competitive, U15 recreational
Refining technique and building the confidence to take the next step.
3:1 ratio | 11.25 hrs on ice
Competitive U13 to U18
Sharper reads, efficient movement, and smart decisions under game pressure.
3:1 ratio | 13.75 hrs on ice
Motivated U15 to U18, Junior and College
An individualized program with their own net every morning and daily puck handling.
Morning session 45 mins of individual net | 15 hrs on ice
Every day has a clear focus.
Each level builds on the one before it, moving from strong foundations toward efficient, individualized goaltending.
Technical foundations, movement skills, positioning, and an introduction to reading the game.
A balanced stance, hand and stick position, edges and balance, butterfly technique, and core movements: shuffles, T-pushes, recoveries and slides.
Angles and depth, owning the crease with confidence, and always knowing where the net is while moving.
Sealing the post properly, with an introduction to VH and RVH post techniques and when to use overlap.
Positioning when the puck is behind or in front of the net, strong back-leg mechanics, and active hands that challenge shooters.
Breakaways, holding their depth, and knowing when to move to the puck or to the post.
Movement efficiency, advanced reads, crease management, and smart decisions under game pressure.
Efficient forward movement and recovery, refined hands and butterfly technique, and practice habits that build consistency.
Reading the shot, the play and the player to recognize threats early, managing the crease, and puck handling.
Choosing the right post technique for the situation, including integrations, post exits and seals, with solid back-leg posture.
Positioning priorities as the play develops, moving to the puck or the post, and knowing when to slide or stay on their feet.
Breakaways, depth management, and staying square to the puck through screens and traffic.
Refining each goalie’s own style, maximizing efficiency, recognizing threats, and executing under high-performance conditions.
Hand positioning, timing of movements and saves, efficient forward movement, and professional-level practice habits.
Recognizing immediate and secondary threats, optimizing crease management, and choosing when to slide or stay on their feet.
Post integrations, exits and seals, back-leg mechanics, and puck retrieval behind and around the net.
Bad-angle management, efficient puck-or-post decisions, and refining stance and readiness.
Breakaways, depth, screens and traffic, rebound control, and puck play in realistic game scenarios.
Puck handling is built into every day of Pro Development.
Every day balances on-ice work with dryland, ballwork, stretching, recovery, and classroom time, so goalies understand the why behind every skill. Lunch is supervised by our coaching staff.
Friday wraps the week with our end-of-camp shootout.
| 9:15 AM | Check-in (Day One) |
|---|---|
| 9:45 AM | On-ice session |
| 11:00 AM | Off-ice development |
| 12:45 PM | Lunch (supervised) |
| 1:15 PM | Pre-ice warm-up |
| 2:15 PM | On-ice session |
| 3:45 PM | Day complete |
18 years with GITN
Highest level: Professional
3 years coaching
Highest level: U18 AAA
6 years coaching
Highest level: Junior B
3 years coaching
Highest level: Midget AA
2 years coaching
Highest level: AAA
6 years coaching
Highest level: Jr. A / KIJHL
Every coach completes GITN Coaching Certification.
We have been to multiple different camps and this is the only one he has ever asked to go back to.
Dan - Edmonton
By the end of the week I don't think he wanted it to be over. He looked so confident out there! Coach Canon was addressing him by name by Tuesday morning.
Darryl - Red Deer
The 1:1 and 2:1 net ratio allows for lots of feedback and then time to implement the learning. The coaches are all super knowledgeable and approachable.
Kristy - Red Deer
Every goalie gets daily coaching feedback at camp. These add-ons give your family something to take home.
A personalized report from your goalie's coaches: a skills assessment, top strengths, focus areas for the season, and an at-home plan including a dryland and stretching routine.
Footage of your goalie in action each day so you can see their technique and progress for yourselves.