The PRO SCREEN
Aside from having teammates stand in front of the net, there hasn’t been a quality training device to assist players with managing screen/blocked shot training.
When analyzing the state of today’s fast-paced game, shot blocking numbers are up as shooters must contend with increased amounts of traffic in order to put pucks on net. Inversely, goaltenders must be able to make saves with limited visibility of the shooter. So, how can we train our players to shoot through screens and how can we train our goaltenders to stop screen shots?
The solution for both players and goaltenders is the Pro Screen training aid developed by leading NHL offensive skills consultant, Ron Johnson BSc., MSc. Hockey Biomechanics. The Pro Screen is a practice tool that is used to simulate shot blockers and traffic on the ice. The Pro Screen is easy to maneuver on the ice as coaches/players can adjust its placement as they see fit. There is no better tool on the market to emulate the effectiveness and usefulness of the Pro Screen.
The Pro Screen
- Allows a player to work on their ability to shoot pucks through screens and traffic.
- Trains goaltenders to see the puck through net traffic.
- Simulates game like deflections off of shin pads or player equipment
- Reduces the risk of player injury during practice from blocking shots.
- Easy to move, configure, and setup on the ice during practice.
- Designed for professional use as its durable steel construction can withstand the impact of the hardest shots.
- Inspired by Ryan Kesler, Joe Pavelski, and Dylan Larkin to help increase their offensive production during the NHL season.
The PRO SCREEN
Aside from having teammates stand in front of the net, there hasn’t been a quality training device to assist players with managing screen/blocked shot training.
When analyzing the state of today’s fast-paced game, shot blocking numbers are up as shooters must contend with increased amounts of traffic in order to put pucks on net. Inversely, goaltenders must be able to make saves with limited visibility of the shooter. So, how can we train our players to shoot through screens and how can we train our goaltenders to stop screen shots?
The solution for both players and goaltenders is the Pro Screen training aid developed by leading NHL offensive skills consultant, Ron Johnson BSc., MSc. Hockey Biomechanics. The Pro Screen is a practice tool that is used to simulate shot blockers and traffic on the ice. The Pro Screen is easy to maneuver on the ice as coaches/players can adjust its placement as they see fit. There is no better tool on the market to emulate the effectiveness and usefulness of the Pro Screen.
The Pro Screen
- Allows a player to work on their ability to shoot pucks through screens and traffic.
- Trains goaltenders to see the puck through net traffic.
- Simulates game like deflections off of shin pads or player equipment
- Reduces the risk of player injury during practice from blocking shots.
- Easy to move, configure, and setup on the ice during practice.
- Designed for professional use as its durable steel construction can withstand the impact of the hardest shots.
- Inspired by Ryan Kesler, Joe Pavelski, and Dylan Larkin to help increase their offensive production during the NHL season.
PRO SCREen PRODUCT LINE
Bantam-Professional
Mini-Body Top
Mini Pro Screen
Bantam-Professional Pro Screen
Mini- Body Attachment
Mini Pro Screen
Pro Screen Inventor
Ron Johnson is the inventor of the Pro Screen Shot Blocking Training Aid, which was originally conceived to help increase the offensive production of his clients, a list that includes: Ryan Kesler, Joe Pavelski, and Dylan Larkin.
Mr. Johnson has earned a BSc., MSc. in Hockey Biomechanics, and he currently serves as a leading National Hockey League skills consultant who is trusted to improve the overall performance of players, teams, and organizations alike.
Pro Screen Inventor
Ron Johnson is the inventor of the Pro Screen Shot Blocking Training Aid, which was originally conceived to help increase the offensive production of his clients, a list that includes: Ryan Kesler, Joe Pavelski, and Dylan Larkin.
Mr. Johnson has earned a BSc., MSc. in Hockey Biomechanics, and he currently serves as a leading National Hockey League skills consultant who is trusted to improve the overall performance of players, teams, and organizations alike.
Changes to Hockey Equipment
Shot Blocking is a necessary skill increasingly taught to players of all skill levels each and every year.
Did you know that 31.7% of all goals scored during the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs were scored using screenshots (where a goalie’s vision of the puck has been impaired)? This figure suggests that shooters can actually use defenders own advancements in skill and technology against them in order to score more goals. With increases in equipment protectiveness and speeds in which defenders can skate into shot lanes, shooters must train more efficiently during practice sessions so they can score more during games. The Pro Screen Shot Blocking Training Aid, which has been specifically designed to help them with shots through screens and traffic, simulates game like deflections off of shin pads or player equipment. Practicing screenshots has truly never been easy until now.
Designed For Shooters
“PUCK EYES”- Train Your Shooting Accuracy
For Players: Generate accuracy shooting pucks through traffic
The Pro Screen allows players to work on their cognitive ability to see the game through their blade and not their eyes. The statistics below illustrate how getting pucks through to the net is critical in today’s game.
- 2016 Stanley Cup Playoff Goals Scored Using Screenshots- 31.7%
- Average Shots Blocked Per Game- 32.8
NHL Teams
AHL Teams
NCAA Teams
From A Goalie’s Perspective
The Pro Screen allows goalies to work on quick reactions off of screen shots and deflections through traffic in front of the net. The Pro Screen teaches goalies the importance staying centered in the crease as the subtlest puck change of direction off a Pro Screen leg can prove deadly. The Pro Screen has a unique ability to make goalies look shaky on the most innocent looking shots from an opponent.
Designed For Shooters
“PUCK EYES”- Train Your Shooting Accuracy by Shooting pucks through traffic.
The Pro Screen allows players to work on their cognitive ability to see the game through their blade and not their eyes. The statistics below illustrate how getting pucks through to the net is critical in today’s game.
- 2016 Stanley Cup Playoff Goals Scored Using Screenshots- 31.7%
- Average Shots Blocked Per Game- 32.8
From A Goalie’s Perspective
The Pro Screen allows goalies to work on quick reactions off of screen shots and deflections through traffic in front of the net. The Pro Screen teaches goalies the importance staying centered in the crease as the subtlest puck change of direction off a Pro Screen leg can prove deadly. The Pro Screen has a unique ability to make goalies look shaky on the most innocent looking shots from an opponent.
NHL TEAMS
AHL Teams
NCAA Teams
Featured on Hockey Night In Canada
PRO SCREEN FEATURES
Steel Construction
Durable Cover for Maximum Protection
Collapsable for easy storage
Steel Pegs
Prevents potential injury
Designed to Increase Offensive Production
Durable Cover for Maximum Protection
STEEL Pegs
Collapsable for easy storage
STEEL CONSTRUCTION
Designed to increase offensive production
Prevents Potential Injury
Pro Screen Ease Of Use-Goalies
Watch NHL goalie, Scott Darling, use the screens to mimic net traffic.
Practice How You Play
The Pros choose the Pro Screen to mimic game play. Watch Dylan Larkin practice with the PRO SCREEN.
PRO SCREEN Drills
with Joe Pavelski
Stationary
Shots From Point
Offensive Rush
PRO SCREEN Drills
with Joe Pavelski
Stationary
Shots From Point
Offensive Rush
TEAM CANADA
Olympics
Texas Stars
AHL
NHL Players Who Train with PRO SCREEN
Patrick Marleau
Toronto Maple Leafs
Joe Pavelski
San Jose Sharks
Ryan Kesler
Anaheim Ducks
Dylin Larkin
Detroit Redwings
Bobby Ryan
Ottawa Senators
Ryan Johansen
Nashville Predators
Jordan Eberle
New York Islanders
Clarke MacArthur
Ottawa Senators
Pro SCreen Pricing
Bantam-Professional Pro Screen
Mini Pro Screen
Designed to block shots and create a screen for goalies with the younger generation of player in mind. The pad sizing mimics deflection angles off smaller defenders
Mini Body Attachment
Bulky upper attachment designed for goalies, mimicking screens typically realized by larger net front defenders who’s presence easily eliminates vision of the puck.
E-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.comUSD
E-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.comE-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.comPro SCreen Pricing
Bantam-Professional Pro Screen
Sturdy and strong enough to block hard shots of all variations, while mimicking exact deflection angles off larger defender bodies in net front traffic.
E-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.comUSD
Mini Pro Screen
Designed to block shots and create a screen for goalies with the younger generation of player in mind. The pad sizing mimics deflection angles off smaller defenders
E-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.com
Mini Body Attachment
Bulky upper attachment designed for goalies, mimicking screens typically realized by larger net front defenders who’s presence easily eliminates vision of the puck.
E-mail For Purchasing & Shipping Charges to US & Canada
Infoprosreens@gmail.comPro Screen Warranty
Limited Warranty
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- Pro-Screen leg pad covers have a 2-year warrantee on impact damage only
Cautionary Notes
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- Use on concrete or alternate training surfaces will dull Foot Plate Security Pins. This is done at the users discretion and replacement pins will NOT be warrantied. Replacement pins can be purchased alternatively online.
- The Pro-Screen Unit is NOT designed for outdoor use where it is to be left exposed in the elements. The leg pads use a high-density foam that is NOT water proof and if left outside uncovered, will absorb water and damage the unit. A pullover cover is available for purchase that will protect the unit from the elements.
Full Warranty or Lifetime Warranty
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- Steel Frame and assembly have a lifetime warrantee that covers all welds.
Risks
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As in any training aid usage, there are risks involved. Please read all documentation associated with the unit provided on delivery. Videos on setup and usage will be posted on this site for your reference. Videos that explain basic safety and operational use of equipment will be provided free of charge after purchase. When purchasing a Pro-Screen, you are acknowledging that you are aware of said risks.
- Pro-Screens are designed much like goaltendening pads and as such provide a certain yet minimal “rebounding” effect so that players can practice “banking” pucks off the pads into the net. When performing drills that have players shooting high, be cautious of pucks rebounding off units and hitting unprotected parts of the body.
- The units have mass. This is to ensure that high impact shots do not dislodge them positionally as well as provide certain stability. As a result, they must be handled with care and set up properly so that they are vertically stable when hit.
- Included as part of the on ice securing process are pointed pins that are screwed into the foot-plate assembly. These can be removed by unscrewing them if one desires to use them off ice. While not necessary to do so it is an option. Use care when handling.
- At the top of the unit is a “hinging lock process” that is used to limit the amount of extension that each unit is allow. It is important to keep fingers away from these locking plates when opening.
PRO SCREEN ORDER FORM
Send us your order and we will contact you for payment and shipping charges.
Visit Us
Elite Hockey Science
3491-196A Street, Langley, B.C.
Canada, V3A1A4
Contact us
Ron Johnson
E-mail: Infoproscreens@gmail.com
Phone: 604.317.7135
Open Hours
M-F: 11am – 7pm Sat: 10am – 7pm Sun: 10am – 5pm