Finally, in Ringette, the majority of the players stab the ring - which means when they've stabbed the ring, they are better able to put a really good fake in for a goalie coming across to the shot, and if a rebound comes out, they are less likely to bat at the ring, and more likely to try and stab the ring first before shooting the ring again.
Have the capability and desire to constantly shoot the ring for the top corners (roofing it rather easily sometimes, even at young ages). Also in Ringette, a lot of the players, even the very young players, use a Ring Jet stick and now In Ringette, most of the younger goalies are around 5 feet tall, and I myself at 5'8" am on the taller side for Ringette goalies. However, I rarely, if ever use either of these techniques in Ringette. I use the one pad slide in ice hockey, same as I use paddle down for scrambles and rebounds in close. The one pad slide is a hockey goalie technique, much like "paddle down" and the "2 pad stack". A 6'2" male goalie playing hockey who stays on his knees and shuffles about still has his shoulders at the height of the cross bar, and is taking away those shots in close where players on the other team jam away at the puck in front of him. The majority of the goals in hockey are scored on rebounds and scrambles
It is perfected by male hockey goalies in the NHL who average 6'2" or higher in height. To be as blunt as I can be - the one pad slide comes from hockey. Since I've played both Ringette at the National/International level for a number of years, as well as ice hockey at the University and professional level for women against the best female ice hockey players in the world for the last 17 years, I feel that I am a pretty good source when it comes down to looking at the different skills needed for ice hockey vs Ringette. So many Ringette goalies, parents and coaches are talking about doing this thing called the "one pad slide", where after a goalie makes a save (or perhaps even before a shot comes on net), she stays down in her butterfly, lifts the outside leg, and pushes herself across the crease on her other knee towards where the ring is.
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