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April 23, 2015 at 2:01 pm #2362
Tom Molloy
KeymasterDaily Drill Section Fourteen
This drill section has a lot of pro drills, Russian U20, Czech U20, I started using Youtube and the Section 14 postings have Youtube links and there are links to Youtube video of most of the drills in the other Daily Drill sections.
YouTube Playlists
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QFP0bQPIsH88rmxb3ZEjg/playlists?view_as=subscriber
The Table of Contents for Drill Section Fourteen is attached below.Attachments
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'Enjoy the Game'April 23, 2015 at 2:05 pm #7523Tom Molloy
KeymasterB4-B6 BO F Shoot D Shoot – Pro
Key Points:
Quick feet and firm passes. Coach resist the F and force the D to make evasive moves. Forward shoot while skating and follow the shot for a rebound then screen.
Description:1. F1 leave at both ends and pass to D1.
2. D1 drive skate to the big ice and pass to F1 in the wide lane.
3. F1 read the coach has given up the blue line and skate to the middle with the puck and shoot.
4. D1 follow and get a puck along the boards at the top of the circle.
5. D1 skate backward with the puck and make evasive moves vs. the coach to find a shooting lane.
6. D1 shoot while F1 screen and tip.
7. Repeat with F2 and D2.Attachments

- B4-B6 BO F Shoot D Shoot – Pro.pdf (361 KB)
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'Enjoy the Game'April 25, 2015 at 3:39 pm #7524Tom Molloy
KeymasterG – Goalie Skating and Warm-up – Pro
Key Points:
Goalies must be able to skate in all directions using their edges and slide and get back up in a balanced position.
Description:
A: Coach make x’s on the ice in a zig-zag with a marker.
1. Goalie push with the inside edge and glide to the x’s.
2. Goalie push and slide with the inside pad into a butterfly; forward then backwards.
3. Goalie push side to side get square and drop into a butterfly.
4. Goalie stay in the butterfly and push off side to side with the inside edge.Goalie Skating One – Pro:

Goalie Skating Two – Pro:

Goalie Skating and Technique – Pro:

G – Goalie Skating and Warm-up – Pro

G – Crease Skating – Pro

B: Goalie coach take many shots at one spot.
1. Glove side.
2. Blocker side.
3. Sliding post to post.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/g-goalie-skating-and-warm-up-pro/
Crease Skating Video – 42 goalies at once.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/g-crease-skating-goalie-camp/
Facebook Video
https://www.facebook.com/tom.molloy.5836/videos/10159315191130931Attachments
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'Enjoy the Game'April 29, 2015 at 2:52 pm #7525Tom Molloy
KeymasterT3 – B5 Defensive Slide on 2-1 – Pro
Key Points:
Slide outside of the post so you don’t score on yourself and take the goalie out. Time slide so that the attacker has no more options than the pass across. Don’t go down too early. Stick should be in the lane of the trailer pass.
Description:
1. Defenders start at the blue line skating backward.
2. Either two coaches or two players attack 2-1.
3. Start with a wide pass to an attacker.
4. Defend between the attacker and teammate on the puck carrier’s side.
5. Slide outside the post when the attacker gets to about the dot.
6. Skate out hard to the blue line.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t3-b5-defensive-slide-on-2-1-pro/

https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.681534222756378/10159315165985931/
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'Enjoy the Game'May 1, 2015 at 3:24 pm #7526Tom Molloy
KeymasterT2-4 – D100 Stretch Breakout – Pro
Key Points:Use this breakout when versus a passive forecheck when the offense sets up behind the net. Fill the low three lanes with two players stretching, one at the far blue line and one cut across the middle.
Description:
1. Two units of five start at the red line and the coach dumps the puck in.
2. Extra players are on the bench.
3. D1 take the puck behind the net, D2 swing to one corner and F1 to the other.
4. F2 and F3 stretch. F2 can swing low then across the middle opposite D2.
5. F2 swing across the middle toward F3 at the far blue line.
6. D1 pass to F2 up the middle of F3.
7. Play 5-5 in the zone.
8. Alternate ends and rotate groups.
9. D1 can pass to any of the other 4 players but work on one option at a time.
10. The same drill can be used to practice defending the stretch breakout.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t2-4-d100-stretch-breakout-pro/

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'Enjoy the Game'May 3, 2015 at 4:13 pm #7527Tom Molloy
KeymasterT2 – C2 Breakout 5-3 Attack 5-2 – Pro W
Key Points:Set up behind the net for a controlled breakout. Forwards swing wide low and fill the three lanes. Carry the puck into the ‘Big Ice’ between the dots in the neutral zone and pass outside for a wide entry.
Description:
1. Coach shoot the puck in.
2. One forechecker pressure and two defenders at the point.
3. D1 take the puck behind the net for a controlled breakout.
4. D2 swing to the one corner with one F and two F swing to the other corner.
5. D1 read the forecheck and pass away from pressure.
6. One F cut to the middle lane and get a pass.
7. Pass outside and do a wide entry vs. two defenders.
8. Attack 5 on 2 in the offensive zone.
9. Repeat with a new group.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t2-c2-breakout-5-3-attack-5-2-pro-w/
T2 BO 5 2 RG 5 3 Czech U20

T2 – C2 Breakout 5-3 Attack 5-2 – Pro W

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'Enjoy the Game'May 11, 2015 at 3:49 pm #7528Tom Molloy
KeymasterA – Six Station Skill Circuit in Czechia
Players move around a skill circuit in ability groups from 5 to 7 in each group.
Lots of tight turns, shots, a 1-1 station, obstacles to go around, under and over and many starting with a pass from the coach.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/a-czech-individual-skills-6-station-circuit/

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'Enjoy the Game'May 13, 2015 at 2:39 pm #7529Tom Molloy
KeymasterB6 – 2-0 Touch Back – Pro
Key Points:
Shoot while skating, follow your shot, give a target, pass hard, stay onside.
Description:
1. P1 Start with a puck from diagonal corners.
2. Shoot and follow the shot for a rebound.
3. Skate back towards the original end and P2 leave.
4. P2 pass up to P1 and follow for a return pass.
5. P2 and P1 skate in and P2 shoot, both follow for a rebound.
6. P2 skate back for a pass from P3 and attack 2-0.
7. Continue the flow.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b6-2-0-touch-back-pro/

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- B6 – 2-0 Touch Back – Pro.pdf (103 KB)
'The Game is the Greatest Coach'
'Enjoy the Game'May 15, 2015 at 2:22 pm #7530Tom Molloy
KeymasterB600 – RG x 2 with Point Shots – Pro W
Key Points:
Face the puck, give a target, do everything while skating, delay, shoot, screen, tip, shot pass. One F support on the wall and another in the middle.
Description:
1. F and D start from diagonal blue lines on each side.
2. F1 and F2 skate and regroup with D1 on each side.
3. D1 pass up to F1-F2 who attack and shoot.
4. Coach spot a new puck inside the defensive blue line.
5. D1 retrieve the puck and pass up to F1 or F2.
6. F1 or F2 delay at the hash mark and pass to D1 at the point.
7. D1 drag and shoot while one F screen and the passer head to the net for a shot pass.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-rg-x-2-with-point-shots-pro-w/

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'Enjoy the Game'May 17, 2015 at 1:27 pm #7531Tom Molloy
KeymasterNew Red Bull Training Centre in Austria
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'Enjoy the Game'May 17, 2015 at 2:18 pm #7532Tom Molloy
KeymasterA202 – Chaos Puck Protection – Pro
Key Points:
Protect the puck and keep the head up. Make moves and quick poke checks to knock other players pucks away. Great way to get the hands going at the start of practice.
Description:
1. Everyone start with a puck and you must stay between the blue lines.
2. Weave through in all directions protecting the puck.
3. Poke unprotected pucks off other players sticks.
4. Retrieve your puck if it is knocked away.
5. Go hard on the whistles.
6. Keep track of how many times you lose the puck.*This can be used as part of the warm-up while the goalies work at one end.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/a202-chaos-puck-protection-pro/
A202 – Chaos Puck Protection – Pro

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'Enjoy the Game'May 23, 2015 at 6:26 pm #7533Tom Molloy
KeymasterLinks to the Austrian Program in English
ABC's of International Hockey Level 0
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/reply/reply-to-daily-drill-section-thirteen-51/
Video of Level 0 and level 1http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/album.php?aid=36&page=1
Hockey Coaching ABC Level Two
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-thirteen/page/4/#post-7333
Hockey Coaching ABC’s Level Threehttps://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-thirteen/page/4/#post-7334
ABC's of International Hockey Coaching ABC Level Fourhttps://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-thirteen/page/4/#post-7336
ABC Transition Book Levels 5 and 6
The ABC's of International Hockey – Book 1 (digital version)
http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/album.php?aid=11&page=1
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'Enjoy the Game'May 29, 2015 at 5:14 pm #7535Tom Molloy
KeymasterC – Hockey Coaching ABCs – Game Situation Drills
C drills focus on game situations 1-1, 1-2, 2-1, 2-2, 3-2, etc. The offensive players attack vs. opponents and try to score and the defenders work to prevent a goal. There are over 150 pdf.s with diagrams, descriptions and video links. There are also about 50 video links that I haven't done diagrams for as yet. These are in the WMV format for the most part.
When the title starts with T it indicates that the coaches are using a drill to do direct teaching and giving a lot input into the game situation.
T1 is game playing role one, the player with the puck
T2 game playing role two, players supporting the puck carrier.
T3 player checking the puck carrier.
T4 players covering away from the puck.
T1-2 offensive play.
T3-4 defensive play.
T1-3 a 1-1 situation.
T2-4 team play situation. etc.Attachments
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'Enjoy the Game'May 31, 2015 at 2:12 am #7536Tom Molloy
KeymasterA – Skating and Individual Offensive and Defensive Skills – Manuals
Puck Handling, Shooting, Skating drills.
Skating skills from Finland, Minnesota, Sweden and Dr. Gaston Schaeffer (PHD Body Mechanics, Olympic Coach) explains and demonstrates the mechanics of skating.
Puck handling with instructions from a Russian Olympic Coach and development ideas from Finland and Sweden.
Checking skills from North American and European pro teams.
Shooting skills from Sweden and lots of pro T1 coded drills where the coach is working with a few players on technique.
Videos that I uploaded in the last year but haven't had time to yet to do diagrams are at the end as links you can click on.
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'Enjoy the Game'June 3, 2015 at 9:13 pm #7537Tom Molloy
KeymasterD – ABC Games Booklet
Games are a critical component of learning to play hockey. We are helping the players learn to 'PLAY a GAME' and not to skate along lines and through pylons. Games can be played full, half, quarter, on third, or basically in any area of the rink. It is important to keep score and monitor any modified rules.
Skills, good habits, team play, skating can all be practiced by playing games in practice.
This booklet has 115 pdf.s with diagrams, description and video examples of some of the games a coach can use. There are another 70 video clips of games.
(I have revised the booklet to eliminate repetition and some team play games that don't belong here. I am working on a Game Booklet taking all of the games from our book and including the games posted on the site.)
DANGER
Only use these games if you are willing to have your players enjoy practice, become creative, learn to read game situations and make appropriate decisions. In other words move toward becoming 'complete players'.Some games are the same but I left them in the booklet because it may be a pro team playing one time and then a team from Finland or a youth team another. It shows how games are played at all levels.
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- D – Games to Teach the Game.pdf (237 KB)
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