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Tom Molloy
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I posted links about puck handling but want this topic to be on top. So I am posting so it will be the most recent thread.

It is great to see a discussion here. I didn't know if anyone was actually coming to the site or if it was just random people who google coaching. It has been like I have posted into a vacuum every morning.

So I will step out of the way and invite other coaches to give their ideas on how to teach the breakout effectively.
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I take a look at the Austrian league website a few times a week to see how my old team the Red Bulls are doing. They are usually first or second but this year they are playing really badly and are 10th of 12 teams. http://www.eishockey.at/erste-bank-ehl/ is the link and they have video clips that are about 5 minutes long of each game. They play Sunday, Tuesday, Friday every week. There are lots of NHL players in the league right now. I also like watching Linz play where Rob Daum, the former U of A coach is in charge and has an interesting low 2-1-2 power play with two players below the goal line. They get a lot of pp goals and are at the top of the league.

'The Game is the Greatest Coach'
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