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B6 Big Horeshoe 2-0 - Pro

Key Points:
Skate in arch's to gain speed. Give a target and call for the pass.

Description:

Big Horseshoe
Same thing happens on both sides
1 leaves from opposite corners skating in an arch for a pass.
2 passes to one and they exchange the puck.
#1 shoots at each end while 2's gets a pass from 3's and go down the ice 2 on 0.
=keep this flow on each side.

http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/media.php?f=0&sort=0&s=20130521085808526

https://youtu.be/A0ul5GTlUyg

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.753158608927272/10159605739660931


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B500 Agility Skating


Key Points:
Keep the feet moving in a good balance position.

Description:
A. Skate to the dot and then laterally and back etc. Always face the far end.
Finish with a shot.
-Can also be done with a puck.

B. Skate facing the far end while exchanging pucks with 2.
Go both ways.
You can finish with a shot.


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B600 Warm up 1-0, 2-0

Key Points:
Pass hard, face the puck. Shoot, rebound and circle back to play rebound on the next shot.

Description:
a. C3 - F pass to D, give wall support, D to F who skates in and shoots and rebound.

B. C3 with 2 D 1 F's. F pass to D who go D to D and to F. Shoot and rebound next shot.

C. 2 on 0. F pass to far D. D to D while F's support boards and one comes across.




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DT400 - 3 on 3 Attack-Defend-Breakout-Rest - U18 W

Key Points:
Create offense by cycling, crossing etc. and play man to man defense. To add more intensity play a timed game and keep score or play to a certain amount of goals. i.e. first team to 3 wins.

Description:
3 players attack and 3 defend (it could be any number or odd man situations)

The attacking team tries to score and the defending team must get it over the blue line in complete possession or the attack continues.

If the puck is dumped out it is a loose puck and the offense can regain it or defense make the pass.
Offsides are called and the other team gets the puck. Defenders stay inside the blue line when the transition pass is made.

The players on the defending team wait for the puck in the neutral .zone. If there is one game going on wait behind the red line. If two games or a half ice practice then wait within a stick length of the red line.

Rule modifications can be added in order to create situations. i.e. dump and chase, only forechand passes, only one timers etc.

Have tournaments during practice. The 2-2 example needs 16 players for 4 teams of 4. Rotate extras in. Great way to create competition and maybe decide who dresses for the next game if you have extras.


This is a great transition game to practice cycling, low zone coverage and use all of the individual offensive and defensive skills of hockey.


DT400 – Perry Pearn 3-3 U18 F
https://youtu.be/bSbwtyECAew


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B4-B6 Pass and Replace - RB Pro

Key Points:
Pass hard, face the puck, move your feet, call for the pass, give a target.

Description:
1. Get a pass from 2 and return pass
2. 2 skate to big ice and pass to 1
3. 1 skate down, shoot and follow the shot
4. 2 skate into nzone and give and go with 3
5. Repeat on both sides.

http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/media.php?f=0&sort=0&s=20090728110101526

https://youtu.be/2nXP3uL-GDo

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.751331269110006/10159598666940931


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DT100 - Defend-Attack with Regroups - U18 F

Key Points:
Attacking team regroup with the new supporting players on the coaches whistle.
Supporting point men stay at the point and only get the puck for one second before passing or shooting. they defend the breakout. Coach may or may not whistle.

This is a great progression from the original transition game in the last posting.

Description:
1. 1 offense attack vs 2 on defense.
2. Attackers get support from teammates 2.
3. Breakout and attack 2-2 vs supporting point men.
4. If the coach blows the whistle regroup with 3 who follow the play.
Continue with 2 new players supporting each rush.
6. #3 follow the play and supports from the blueline.
7. Try to score vs the 2 the original defense.

Options:The coach may blow the whistle to indicate a regroup. The offensive players pass back to the supporting players. They now line up behind the blue instead of red line. They may do a D to D or pass to the original players who should be on the wall and in the middle or maybe switching. Defenders must keep tight gaps instead of simply backing in.

If there is a turnover the defenders attack the other way vs the new supporting players.

http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/media.php?f=0&sort=0&s=20130226091128433

https://youtu.be/f1XLvdT6jqc

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.751958665713933/10159601206710931

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DT100 - Transition Game of Support, Defend, Attack U18 F

Key Points:
This is a great full ice transition game to practice offense and defense in all three zones. I have done this the last 2 practices with my team and my skills group. The coach can decide what to focus on each time you do it. Instead of stopping the game talk to the players when they come back to the line. You can do this from 1-1 to a 3-3. I will put a modification that adds other nuances to the game at another date.

Point men only get one second with the puck to shoot or pass. Defenders cover the low players and ignore the pointmen.

Description:
A. 1 and 2 attack vs a and b and are supported on the blueline by 3 and 4 The pointmen cannot go farther than the top of the circle. When the puck goes to the point a and b control te sticks of 1 and 2.

Attackers cycle, screen, tip, drive the net. Defenders work on low coverage and B.O.

B. When a and b breakout over the blueline 1 and 2 are finished and there is a 2 on 2 in the nzone with a and b attacking 3 and 4.
C. After the puck crosses the blueline c and d support a and b from the point.

http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/media.php?f=0&sort=0&s=20111028075900881

https://youtu.be/DlzO-oPqtQA

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.751935092382957/10159601099070931



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T4 2-2-1 Forecheck - Puck Behind the Net – RB Pro

Key Points:
A turnover in the offensive end results in a scoring chance about 25% of the time while a nzone turnover gets a scoring chance about 10% and a rush from the defensive zone less than 5% of the time. So a passive trap may prevent goals against but doesn't create near as many scoring chances.

Pinch comes from both sides.
On possession overload the puck side with weak side back door option.

Description:
2-2-1 With Puck Behind the Net
1. Force from original puck side.
2. Pressure first low pass to other D.
3. Pre pinch position on original puck side.
4. Pre pinch position on weak side.
5. Support from point and mirror the puck side
B. Overload Strong Side on Possession
1. First 3 low players cycle and go to net.
2. # 4 support from high slot and go back door
3. #5 Support from strong side point.

https://youtu.be/LWANkQYJZAA

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.751912392385227/10159601026545931


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Daily Drill Section Three – Table of Contents

http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=293&topic=8087#8087

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T4 - 2-2-1 Pressure Forecheck - RB Pro

Key Points:
Overload the strong side and pinch on the weak side.

Description:
2-2-1 Pressure Forecheck

The first player forces the puck carrier.
1. Force player up the boards.
2. Pressure pass to wall.
3. Pressure D to D pass and quick up middle.
4. Pinch on a Rim
5. Support from strong side also lock on the middle forward if high in the slot..

B. On a wide Rim
1. Skate hard back thru middle
2. Pursue puck
3. Cover middle point.
4. From pre pinch position pressure boards
5. Support pinching 4 from point.

https://youtu.be/LWANkQYJZAA

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.751912392385227/10159601026545931


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