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D200 Cross Ice Game of 1 on 1 – RB Pro
Key Points:
Offensive player use moves, change of pace, etc. to try and score.
Defensive player maintain defensive side with a tight gap.Description:
1. Coach shoot the puck in and one player from each team compete.
2. Short shifts of about 20".
3. On change either the coach shoots in another puck, regroup with the goalie or pass to a teammate.
Cross ice game of 1-1 to work on:
a. Role One the player with the puck – puck protection, escape moves, shooting quickly, rebounds.
b.Role 3 the player checking the puck carrier – always stay on the defensive side, maintain tight gaps, stick on the puck, tie up the stick on the rebound and transition to offense.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d200-cross-ice-game-of-1-on-1-rb-pro/
'The Game is the Greatest Coach'
'Enjoy the Game'A8-D8 – Puck Handling, Individual Practice and Small Area Games – Youth
In this video the players are instructed in the Russian Puck Handling Routine, they go into small groups to practice the technique and the ice is divided into 4 areas in the D8 Formation using dividers. There are 8 nets for small games. Each game has a rule modification so the players practice skills like escape moves or good habits. Now I add the fake shot sequence that is in the Jursinov video. I worked with him the season after this hockey school.
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A2 – Russian Big Moves Puck Handling – Youth
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'Enjoy the Game'A – How the Russian Learn to Stick Handle
I have posted this before but thought I should put it here because it goes well with the Russian Big Moves warm up since I learned that from Juhani Wahlsten who watched Jursinov while he was coaching in Turku, Finland. They are old adversaries, playing each other in the Olympics, coaching vs each other internationally and both are in the IIHF Hall of Fame. Now they are close friends and share ideas on how to coach. I am lucky enough to be let in on the methods by Juuso and then I coached with Jursi and Austria. He came one week a month to do skills sessions M-W with the pro's and T-Th with the development group.
IIHF Hall of Fame Russian Coach Teaches U20 and U17 Players Moves and Fakes
Vladimir Jursinov is the most famous skills coach in the world. He has helped over 65 players get to the NHL. He was Tikhonovs assistant with the Soviets, the 98 Russian Olympic coach and assistant every Olympics up to 06. Here is how the Russian learn to puck handle. It is U20 and U17 aged players. The ones with the fancier helmets are pro players.. Fake a slapshot and go around opponent on the backhand side.
. Fake a slapshot and go around opponent on the forehand side.
. Fake a slapshot and then do a backhand tight turn around opponent.
. Fake a slapshot and reach out like you are going around the opponent on your forehand and then pull the puck quickly to your backhand and go around opponent.
– Handle the puck all around your body with loose shoulders and head fakes.
– Watch the videos to see many more options.
A – Puck Handling Sequence – Led by Russian Olympic Coach
A – Vladimir Jursinov Skills 1
A – Vladimir Jursinov Skills 2
A – Vladimir Jursinov Skills 3
A – Vladimir Jursinov Skills 4
A200 – Skating and Puck Handling – Yashin at Finnish HS
'The Game is the Greatest Coach'
'Enjoy the Game'
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