Option 2:

Petr drills of choice can be particularly... brutal for goaltenders. Many times, unsuspecting practice goalies have been the only ones willing to step in the net, and sometimes a Goldberg treatment from the Mighty Ducks is required just to keep the goaltender in net. The drill begins with 23 wrist shots from the blue line, followed by 23 slap shots from the same distance. The next segment is 23 shots accompanied by a short skate to roughly the hashmarks before the shot is taken, these taking place from all across the width of the ice. Next is 23 breakaways from the blueline, followed by 23 breakaways from centre ice. The next segment is built on 23 one-timers from all across the width of the ice. Then a quick drink follows, right before the grand finally of 23 shots, stationary, from both corners, before 23 shots that are skated in from each corner, thus allowing for the potential of wrap-arounds or changing angle, before finishing the drill with 23 redirections in front of the net on point shots, and 23 shots from the top of the crease, just for fun.