Reply To: NZ Pressure at the Red Line

CoachP7 I think you are talking about a 1-1-2 Trap. We practiced it last night first with the offensive team stationary and had the puck moved where I said and the forecheck react. We then dumped the puck in and went live x 3 for each line. Then we played 5-5 full ice to practice it.

We only have 2 lines next weekend so I have introduced the trap. It is on the U of C playbook.

To practice the strong side F up against the D we follow the same method.

ps. my son is in the next room singing along with Rock Band on his xbox. Now I wish I had invested more money in singing lessons and less on ice time.