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Joe Bertagna believes in emphasizing the mental aspects of playing goal, while covering all fundamentals on the ice as well. While the game has changed over the years, the importance of positioning and rebound control remain the building blocks of the position. Goalies will receive age appropriate instruction from New England’s best staff.
“Positioning and anticipating are the keys to good goaltending. Knowing ‘how to play goal’ is as important as physical skills. “We embrace the observations of the great Jacques Plante, who said, ‘Goaltending is 50% talent, 25% positioning, and 25% concentration.’” |
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Bertagna Goaltending On the Road
The staff of Bertagna Goaltending is enjoying a busy fall, not only with weekly clinics at Woburn's Holland Arena on Sundays but also on ice owned by numerous youth organizations.
If your organization is interested in Joe's services, contact Joe at jbertagna@comcast.net.
The staff of Bertagna Goaltending is enjoying a busy fall, not only with weekly clinics at Woburn's Holland Arena on Sundays but also on ice owned by numerous youth organizations.
If your organization is interested in Joe's services, contact Joe at jbertagna@comcast.net.
Joe Bertagna held his annual goalie week for female goalies at The Edge in Bedford, MA. The camp was co-directed with former Northeastern University and Team USA goalie Kelly Dyer Hayes. Shown on the ice after Wednesday's session: former camper Kerrin Sperry, now tending goal at Boston University; Stephanie Ciampa, now tending goal at Mercyhurst College, Joe; and Melissa Pacific, former Ohio State goalie now coaching at Phillips Exeter Academy. (Photo by Kelly Dyer Hayes)
