# 78 - Raegyn Hall - Vancouver Whitecaps
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About this listen
In this conversation, Curtis Pelletier and Raegyn Hall, the head of goalkeeping for the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy. They discuss Raegyn's journey from player to coach, the importance of building a supportive culture among goalkeepers, and the methodologies used in training young talent. Raegyn emphasizes the significance of mental resilience, consistency, and the evolving nature of goalkeeping in modern soccer. The conversation also touches on the use of data analytics in coaching and the importance of recovery and physical management for goalkeepers.
Sound Bites
- "We want to produce first team players."
- "You need to trust the process."
- "I smash balls for a living."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Raegyn Hall and His Journey
02:49
Raegyn's Coaching Philosophy and Experience
05:24
The Whitecaps Academy Structure and Culture
08:24
Goalkeeping Culture and Support Systems
11:11
Recruitment and Development in the Academy
13:56
Pathways for Young Players and Future Opportunities
16:47
Opportunities and Pathways for Young Goalkeepers
18:54
The Importance of Consistency in Goalkeeping
23:23
Building Trust and Resilience in Young Athletes
27:03
The Role of Mental Anchors in Performance
30:46
Adapting Training for Modern Goalkeeping
38:36
Continuous Learning and Evolving Coaching Methods
43:28
The Importance of Planning and Coordination in Coaching
49:41
Quantifying Success in Goalkeeping Training
55:40
Managing Physical Load and Recovery for Goalkeepers