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C1-C600 – 1 on 1 – U16 Boys
Key Points:
Defender should close the gap using lateral and back skating keeping the stick on the puck and defensive side. Attacker use moves and fakes but skate at full speed and protect the puck always when within a stick length of the defender.Description:
1. Defense line up inside the middle circle in C1 formation.
2. Forwards line up at the four blue lines on the boards in B600 formation. White forwards get a pass from the white D and attack vs. the blue D.
3. Start with D1 at each end one touch passing back and forth with D2 at the front of each line.
4. F1 skate into the neutral zone and post up for a regroup pass from their D1 on each side.
5. After passing each D1 defends on the other side vs. the opposite team F1.
6. Finish the play with D1 maintaining D side and taking F1’s stick and F1 fighting for a rebound.*A good habit to install is have D1 pass to a forward at the back of the line on either side, or a coach if he regains the puck. This gets them used to finishing the play.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c1-b600-1-on-1-u16-boys/
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'Enjoy the Game'B202 – Chaos Passing – Kazakhstan W
Key Points:
Chaos develops split vision and the drill demands that the players pass while skating. Always face the puck and give a target with the stick on the ice.Description:
1. Half the players line up along the blue lines while the others skate with a puck in the neutral zone and pass to the players on the blue line.
2. Move all around and not just in a circle.
3. Alternate passing to players on one side and then the other blue line.Tasks like skating moves or types of passes can be added as well as bursts of speed or passing to one line and then the other or passing to each player. Knocking the puck off other players sticks can also be added to create puck protection skills.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b202-chaos-passing-kazakstan-women/
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'Enjoy the Game'B2 – Shooting Defense Rotate High – RB Pro
Key Points:
Face up ice all of the time. Cross and leave. Hit the net. Quick feet.Description:
1. D are lined up near the blue line with pylons and pucks on each side.2. R1 skate forward for a puck and then around the pylon.
3. B1 skate around the pylon and behind R1.
4. R1 drop the puck to B1 who Shoots.
5. B1 gets a new puck and skates around the pylon while R1 skate around opposite pylon.
6. B1 drop to R1 who shoots.
7. R2 and B2 repeat on the side with B2 starting.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b2-shooting-defense-rotate-high-rb/
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'Enjoy the Game'B2 – Defenseman One Timers – RB Pro
Key Points:
Start with easy soft passes to the wheelhouse and then give hard passes within reach that the player must adjust to. Either the coach or players can do the passing. With the players passing rotate to shooter after passing.
Description:
1. Pucks are in the middle near the blue line.
2. Coach or a player pass to a player who takes a one timer.
3. Keys are:
4. a. Windup – stick back early,
b. Force Production – bottom arm is straight and body rotate to the target.
c. Crucial instant (contact) – energy to a few inches, cm. behind the puck. Maintain contact with the ice as long as possible allowing the shaft of the stick to bend then project the puck.
d. Front knee and stick blade point to the net.*Players can rotate pass-replace shooter-repeat the other side or else pass about 5 pucks in a row and then rotate.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b2-defenseman-one-timers/
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'Enjoy the Game'B4 – 2-0 – Continuous Decision Making Breakout – U22 CW
Key Points:
Give support on the wall and in the middle lane. On the wall face the puck and in the middle skate laterally giving the stick and skates as a target and be about a stride behind the movement of the player making the breakout pass. Player on the wall stay there unless the middle player crosses into your lane.
Description:
1. Players line up in the middle in the C1 formation with pucks at each end in the far corner.
2. Player two leave from each end and time getting open on the wall for a breakout pass from player one.
3. Player two shoot at the far end.
4. Player one make the breakout pass and then circle back to support the next breakout from the middle.
5. Player two shoot and get a new puck behind the net and make a breakout pass to either player one or player three who has left from the line-up in the middle.
6. The coach or else the player who wasn’t passed to cover one of the forwards breaking out and force the player making the pass to recongnize who is open for the pass.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c1-2-0-continuous-decision-making-breakout-u22/
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'Enjoy the Game'F – D100 Two 1 on 1 Games at Once – U16 B
Key Points:
One coach should watch that the players won’t collide. It is important to look behind and for the player with the puck to skate away from oncoming players. This is a great game for 1-1 and conditioning.Description:
1. Players line up along the boards one group on each side of the red stripe.
2. One player of each team leave every 15”.
3. Coach blow whistle each 15” and players play for 2 whistles (30”)
4. Pass to a teammate when the second whistle blows.
5. Only two pucks on the ice and get the puck out of the net after a goal.
6. After scoring touch the red line before defending.
7. Keep score.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d100-two-1-on-1-games-at-once/
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'Enjoy the Game'A200 Big Moves _ Russian Warm-up – Yashin
This is a great 18 minute video with Yashin in his prime and then Finnish pro's leading the hockey school kid's in the Russian puck handling routine. Jursinov developed this routine to separate the movement of the upper and lower body, to loosen the shoulders and create big moves. Probably the easiest and best thing you can do to help players improve their puck handling skills. They can do it alone when they are at home or when they step on the ice.
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Increase the size of the moves by reaching as far as possible with the puck. Separate the movement of the upper and lower body by skating away from the puck. Players must be able to handle the puck under control around and through their body.
Description:
– Reach each way only with the top hand.
– Skate away from the puck. Skate right reach left and skate left and reach right.
– Reach as far forward and back as you can using the top hand.
-Put the puck from the stick to inside and outside edges back to the stick.
-Move puck from behind to front through skate forehand and backhand.
-Escape moves backward with the puck and tight turns each way.
-Fake a shot and go left then right. Spin on backhand.
-Touch each knee while skating.
– Yo-yo the puck give it and take it away.
– Toe drag fake inside and pull the puck back while sliding back.
– Bring the puck from behind to in front through the skates on forehand.
– Bring the puck from behind to in front through the skates on backhand.
– Skate fake inside and go outside.
– Head and shoulder fakes,
– Exaggerate reaching back to front on each side.
– Turn with the puck.
– Quick lateral three strides on way then the other.
Video with Vladimir Jursinov teaching a puckhandling sequence to the U17-U20 morning skills group with a few pro players as well.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/a200-russian-olympic-coach-teaches-puck-handling/
Puck Handling – Finland
A3 – Finnish on ice Puckhandling Skills
A200 Puck Handling Circuit – Finland
A300 – Advanced Puck Handling from Finland
A300 – Advanced Moves Finland -2
A300 – Advanced Puck Handling from Finland – 3
B – Puck Protection and Escape Moves – Finland
Latest and Greatest Ideas for Effective Puck Protection and Scoring.
T1 – Puck Fakes Using Edges
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-puck-fakes-using-edges-youth/T1 – Puck Protection-Catch and Release Shot
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-puck-protection-catch-and-release-youth/'The Game is the Greatest Coach'
'Enjoy the Game'C5 – 1-1 – 2-2 Battles – Kazakhstan W
Key Points:
Battle hard for the puck and go into the corner on an angle. Bump on the way in to get inside body position. Use fakes and cutbacks along the boards and protect the puck. Keep the feet moving.Description:
1. Players line up in the middle near the blue line.
2. Coach dumps the puck in and the first two players race for possession.
3. First player on the puck try to score and second player defend.
4. If defender gets the puck they can score also.
5. Progress to a 2-2 with the second player on each team giving support. Play man on man defense and create 2-1’s on offense.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c1-1-1-2-2-battles-kazakstan-w/
C1 – 1-1 – 2-2 Battles – Kazakhstan W
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'Enjoy the Game'A200 – Russians Big Moves Puck Handling and Passing Skills Warm-up – Various Groups
This is a pdf of the Russians Big Moves Puck Handling and Passing Skills Warm-up. It is a routine that the players do all season and all career to practice the skills for handling the puck and skating.
I posted the warm-up a few topics above this and these are the exercises plus a few more. The link for Yashin doing the exercises and then Finnish pro's leading a hockey school group during Juuso's hockey school in Mikkelli, Finland is reposted below.
http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/video.php?n=20080722140651119
A200 – Skating and Puck Handling – Yashin and Finnish HS
A200 Big Moves _ Russian Warm-up
A200 Russian Olympic Coach Teaches Puck Handling
A200 – Big Moves Led by 3 Players – Jasper Camp
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'Enjoy the Game'G – B600 Goalie Pass and 1-0 – U22 CW
Key Points:
Hit the net so the goalie can make the save and then make a breakout pass. Give good targets on the wall and time with the other side so goalies have time to pass between shots.Description:
1. Red 1 and Blue 1 leave toward far end.
2. Goalie at each end pass to 2 on boards.
3. Blue 2 pass to Red 1 and Red 2 pass to Blue 1.
4. Blue and Red 2's skate to the other end for a breakout pass.
5. Blue and Red 1's shoot on net from top of circles.
6, Red 3 pass to Blue 2 and Blue 3 pass to Red 2.
7. Continue rotation and then switch side after a few minutes.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/g-b600-goalie-pass-and-1-0/
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'Enjoy the Game'D2 – Hand Soccer – U18 CW
Key Points:
Bend the knees and keep the head up in a strong hockey skating position. Use this game as a warm-up or the first game in a cross ice tournament.Description:
1. Nets across from each other in one zone.
2. Use soccer footballs or pucks.
3. Have one ball or puck for every 6 players.
4. Only one shooter at a time – no empty net goals count.
5. Use this game as a warm-up and stress good skating posture.
6. Keep score.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d2-hand-soccer-u18/
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'Enjoy the Game'We are in the first stages of organizing our team. I always start off with Team Play first to give a template to how we play and then we fill in the details with skill and technique drills. We did defensive zone coverage for Total Hockey – no positions once the puck drops. Everyone has a Home Position where they start on the face-off but after that it is a Read and React Game. Players home position is where they play best and most of the time they are filling that role but if a D is one of the first three players up the ice they must attack with a middle drive and a forward must cover and know how to play as one of the last two players back and have the skill set to do it.
I will try to get a video of this teaching sequence later in the season. We had a group of ten skaters at each end with different colours on.
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T4 – Teaching Total Hockey in the Defensive ZoneKey Points:
The game is played 1-2-3-4-5. Players must have the skill to count to 5 and recognize where they are on the ice in relation to teammates and the zone they are in.Description:
A. Players line up and enter the defensive zone calling out their number.– The coach places the puck in various areas.
– Progress to all leaving in random order and calling out their number and going to that area.B. Offensive and defensive player skate from the blue to the red line while the coach shoots the puck in.
– Players go to defensive responsibilities 1-2-3-4-5 in a combined man to man zone defense of ONE on and a BOX BEHIND.
-Blue try to score and Red defend and pass to coach on turnover.
– Alternate between attacking and defending.T4 – Low 2-2 – Backtrack to 5-5 – Pro
T4 Defensive Zone Coverage 1-1, 2-1, 2-2, 3-2, 3-5 – Pro
T4 – Defensive Zone Walk Through – RG 5-5 – Pro
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-fifteen/page/15/#post-8113
https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.734233647486435/10159528768035931
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'Enjoy the Game'A200 Russian Puck Handling – Fake Shots and Finnish with a Shot – U17-20 RB
Key Points:
The idea of stick handling is to protect the puck from the opponent or to make him/her reach or straighten their knees and then go around them. Vladimir Jursinov is probably the most successful skills coach in the world. This Soviet and Russian Olympic coach has helped more than 65 players into the NHL from his teams. He leads a group of 15-20 years olds in a fake shot sequence.Description:
Players are in four lines and do multiple fake shots and moves, then finish with a shot.
. Practice Faking a slapshot with a hard back swing.
. 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.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/a200-russian-olympic-coach-teaches-puck-handling/
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'Enjoy the Game'DT400 – 1-1 – 2-2 – Support-Attack-Defend – College W
Key Points:
Defending player stay on the defensive side. Supporitng player give a target for the pass and get into an open lane.
Description:
1.F1 attack D1 at each end.
2. Players line up on the boards with the first player in line D1 supporting the defense.
3. The coach can determine whether the supporting defender is passive or active.
4. On a turnover or a goal the breakout pass is made to the supporting defender from D1 to F2..
5. Carry the puck to the red line or if the team has a full ice practice, carry the puck to the far blue line.
6. F2 Attack vs. the original attacker F1.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/dt400-1-1-2-1-2-2-transition-game-using-2-3-ice/
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'Enjoy the Game'T2-4 – 5-0 – BO 3v2 Attack – Erkka
Here is a drill taken from Erkka's transition booklet which we ran at last night's half ice practice. Our team is a USA Hockey Pee Wee B level team (U12's).
T TaylorDescription:
1. We have our team divided, half in white jerseys and half in black.
2. We have four defensemen, who wore yellow pinnies for this drill.
3. The team is divided in half and placed on the boards at the top of the blue line.
4. The D is in the front of the line and shoot the puck behind the net.
5. Two D and three F enter zone and breakout as one team.
6. The three F regroup in the neutral zone and attack 3v2Rules we used:
1. All players must touch the puck on the breakout
2. All F must pass within 3 seconds (or shoot after all have touched the puck)
3. If goalie traps the puck, breakout 5v0 again.
4. If score within 60 seconds coach throws in another puck.C3 Breakout Regroup Attack 3-2 – RB Pro
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