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timtim wrote:
Hi Tom,I notice in all your regroups when the d hinges he moves up rather then behind the D with the puck. We have always been taught to hinge one stick below the other d with the puck to avoid the pass being intercepted. Curious as to the reason you teach the d hinging up?
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Thanks for the question. If the D skates up ice his partner goes to the middle below him and if he skates back to the middle the partner skates wide and up. The key point is to hinge and not be parallel where the checker can skate in between the D and intercept the pass. Many of the drills show both._____________________________
Thanks makes sense.TomM wrote:
B600 – Double RG – 1-0 x 2 – Czechia U20
(Czech Republic has changed it's English name to Czechia.)Key Points:
Pass and receive while skating, give a target, fake before shooting, follow the shot for a rebound.
Description:1. Shooters line up at diagonal blue lines.
2. A from each line leave and pass to D1 and mirror the D’s passes.
3. D1 hinge and pass to D2.
4. D2 pass to A.
5. A skate in and shoot.
6. A circle back and rebound for B the next shooter.
7. B leave from the other diagonal blue lines and pass to D2 to D1 to B’s who shoot.*Options: A could give and go with B. A could defend a 1-1 vs. B. A can screen and tip for B.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-double-rg-1-0-x-2-czechia-u20/