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  • #7611
    Tom Molloy
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    D400 – 2-2 x 2 – Joker at Point – U17

    Key Points:

    Players must quickly transition from offense to defense to loose puck. Don’t check the Joker who must shoot or pass quickly to the offensive team. Defend from the net side and see the puck and see your man. Attackers protect the puck and get sticks free and gain the offensive side in support.

    Description:

    1. One Joker on the offensive team and a 2 on 2 in each half of the zone.
    2. Coach fire in a new puck on a goal, frozen puck or puck out of play.
    3. Games can be used to instruct good decisions and technique.
    4. Attackers protect the puck and go hard to the net.
    5. Defender pass the puck to the coach.
    6. Repeat on the other side while new players rotate in.

    *This game works on all 4 Game Playing Roles and 3 Game Situations.

    *When the puck is at the point offensive and defensive support are the focus.

    *Game progression is use one puck and defenders pass to the opposite point to start that side.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d400-2-2-x-2-joker-at-point-u17/

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    #7613
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    E100 Change on the Go Shootout – Swiss U20

    Key Points:

    Make a hard fake to make the goalie lean one way. Shoot where the goalie is coming from and not where he is going. If he goes down then go up, if he stays up then shoot low, if he comes out then deke, if he stays deep in the net shoot.

    Description:

    1. Pucks in the middle circle and players leave from middle gate on the bench.
    2. Contest is to see which team scores with all the pucks first.
    3. If shooter scores, the next player can’t leave until he touches the bench with his stick.
    4. No goal then the rebound is passed to the next player on the bench.

    *Losing team has to do push ups or skate for each puck they didn’t score with.

    *Coach can add fun by giving an extra point for the team that scores the most creative goal.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/e100-change-on-the-go-shootout-swiss-u20/

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    #7614
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T1-2 – B5 – Rim-Low 2-0 BO-Tap Back to C – Pro

    Key Points:

    F1 protect the puck vs. a pinching D. F2 swing below the puck from the middle lane and time it so he is still there when F1 can pass.

    Description:

    1. Two lines of forwards at the blue line and a coach in each corner.
    2. Coach rim the puck F1 get to the wall F2 swing below him in the middle.
    3. F1 touch pass the puck back to F2.
    4. F1-2 do a tight turn over the blue line and attack 2-0.
    5. Repeat on the other side with F3-F4.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-2-b5-rim-low-2-0-bo-tap-back-to-c-pro/

    https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.819022229007576/10159849104080931

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    #7616
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T4 – Teaching Team Defense

    Wally Kozak sent me two PDF's that he prepared on teaching defensive hockey. Wally was my mentor last year and I really enjoyed working with him. He coached the national men's team with Dave King in the 90's and has been involved with HC every since. Wally, like myself, is a long time PE teacher who coaches hockey and looks at the game through different eyes than most coaches.

    There are a lot of practical ideas in the articles.

    Wally regularly posts You Tube video that analyzes the game.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/wally-kozak-hockey-coaching-on-you-tube/

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    #7617
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T1 – A500 – D Breakout Options – Pro

    Key Points:

    D get in the habit of looking over one shoulder to read where the pressure is coming from and fake into then skate away from pressure.

    Description:

    1. Coach dumps the puck in from the blueline and one 2 D start at the top of the circle.
    2. D skate up to the blueline and then backward pivot to the inside and get the dump in.
    3. Two D alternate at each side going back for the puck and pass to the coach.
    4. Turn to forward and shoulder check one way to read the pressure.
    5. First dump ‘Counter’ by driving to the far post at the back of the net then out original way.
    6. Second puck fake to the inside and tight turn outside.
    7. Skate between the dots before passing to the coach.
    8. Progress to two D leave at once.
    9. Start with ‘Over’ D to D behind net then hinge back to D in middle x 2.
    10. Next practice the ‘Reverse’ x 2.
    11. Players switch to the original side when the skate up to the blue line.
    12. Pass puck hard off the boards so it comes back to partner inside the dots.

    * A progression for this sequence is to have a player forecheck and D read the best option.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-a500-d-breakout-options-pro/

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    #7618
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T1 – D Pivot – Quick Up x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Shoulder check the inside and then tight turn to the outside. Pick up the puck in the triple threat position and pass up the boards.

    Description:

    1. Player in middle at top of the circles and a coach on each side at the blue line.
    2. Skate up to the blue line then backward as the coach places a puck below the dot.
    3. Tight turn to the outside and pass up to the coach.
    4. Skate to the blue line, poke the coaches stick.
    5. Skate backward, turn, shoulder check and pick up the puck and pass to the coach.
    6. Skate hard out of the zone.
    7. The other players repeat the same sequence.

    * Always come out of the tight turn with the head up, protect the puck and be ready to pass quickly.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-d-pivot-quick-up-x-2-pro/

    https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.819639025612563/359979078858186

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    #7619
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T1 – A500 – D Tight Turn and Up – Pro

    Key Points:

    Crossing the hands on a forehand tight turn is poor technique. Hold the top hand back and bottom hand low on the shaft and come out of the turn in the triple threat position.

    Description:

    1. Coach passes to the player from the top of the circles.
    2. First pass the player does at tight backhand turn and pass to the coach.
    3. Second pass turn backhand then skate in and shoot.
    4. Rep two turn to the forehand.

    * Always follow the shot for a rebound.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/t1-a500-d-tight-turn-and-up-pro/

    https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.819650065611459/1474829166201203

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    #7620
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    D200 – 1-1 to 3-3 With Give and Go – U17

    Key Points:

    The player who wins the loose puck battle gains a huge advantage and can add players. Maximum or 3-4 players on each team. Add players to the outnumbered team after a scoring chance. Leave room behind the net for walk outs etc..

    Description:

    1. Players line up on the blue line, one team on each side and leave from the middle.
    2. Start with the coach shooting the puck in for a 1-1 loose puck battle.
    3. Puck carrier can score or add a player with a give and go pass.
    4. A 3-1 is the largest advantage.
    5. The defender can also give and go if he gets the puck.
    6. After a scoring chance the coach adds players to make even situations 2-2 or 3-3.
    7. Keep score.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d200-1-1-to-3-3-with-give-and-go-u17/

    D200 – 1-1 to 3-3 With Give and Go – U17

    https://www.facebook.com/518555930/videos/pcb.820286158881183/516983406015225

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    #7621
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    D1 Game Using Different Balls, Rings, Pucks – Youth

    Key Points:

    This is a nervous system overload situation where the player must adapt to the weight, bounce, feel, size of different objects and because there are multiple pucks, balls and rings he/she must also develop split vision.

    Description:

    1. Play a game with everyone on the ice at the same time.
    2. Have multiple pucks or a combination of pucks, balls and rings.
    3. If there is a soccer ball then only the feet can be used.
    4. With a ring the player turns the stick upside down.
    5. Only one player at a time can shoot, so the goalie must see and react to the shooter.
    6. Leave the puck, ball, ring in the net after a goal and count the objects when all are in the net.
    7. Use multiple nets if it is a large group with more than two goalies.

    *The big guy in white and red is Dany Heatley when he was playing for Wisconsin. He came to my camps and trained with summer teams I coached from age 5.

    D1 – Multiple Pucks and Balls – Youth

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    #7622
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    A202 – 3-0 Chaos Overspeed x 2 – U17

    Key Points:

    Go as fast as you can and make fakes, tight turns and protect the puck vs. coaches.

    Description:

    1. Start from the top of the circles in 3 lines.
    2. Skate at full speed in the neutral zone.
    3. Avoid other players and poke checks by coaches.
    4. Make dekes, tight turns, fakes.
    5. Pass to the front of the next line.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/a202-3-0-chaos-overspeed-x-2-u17/

    A202 – 3-0 Chaos Overspeed x 2 – U17

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    #7623
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    C6 – 2-1 With BC – Low 2-2 – U17

    Key Points:

    Attack with speed to maintain the 2-1 and defenders must identify who they will cover.

    Description:

    1. Start at one end from the circle.
    2. Attackers 1 and 2 leave from above the hash marks.
    3. Defender 1 is inside the top of the circle with his stick upside down start forward and turn to back skating.
    4. Defender 2 start from below the circle and back check.
    5. Attacker 1 and 2 race down the ice to score.
    6. Play out the 2-2 until the whistle and coach shoot in a new puck if needed.

    C6 – 2-1 With BC – Low 2-2 – U17

    * This video shows the Finnish coach Jalonen running this drill as a shootout contest.

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    #7624
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    Why Use 'Games to Teach the Game'??

    This is a video showing the analytic s that compare cross-ice and half-ice to full ice hockey for U8 players. It gives data on the number of touches etc.

    http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/472676?referrer_id=1093254

    They have been using cross-ice in Europe forever and Juhani and my book extol the benefits of SAG as well as full ice games with modified rules. When 82% of your clients are quitting by age 14 maybe it is time to try plan B. Make practice more enjoyable, more effective and somewhere players want to be at.

    Coaches keep designing better and better drills that are slowly becoming more game-like but I ask. What is more game-like than a Game?????.

    I can't speak French after 3 years of drill and practice with no conversational time. Education went to 'whole learning' in the early 70's. When will NA sport do the same thing?

    D – Games to Teach the Game
    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-fourteen/#post-7537

    DT – Transition Games
    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/daily-drill-section-fourteen/page/2/#post-7541

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    #7625
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B6 High Cycle – Screen – Slot Shot – Pro

    Key Points:

    Hit the net and make plays while skating. Face the puck and screen and square up for the one timer.

    Desciption:

    1. Forwards in the corner and D at the point.
    2. F1 pass to D1 and cycle high.
    3. D1 skate into the middle and pass to D2 who slides wide.
    4. D2 pass to F1 skating in the high slot.
    5. F1 either one time shot or skate down the middle and shoot.
    6. F1 screen and F2 pass to D1 to D2 who shoots.
    7. F1 kick back and one time a pass from the coach in the corner.
    8. Repeat with F2.

    B6 High Cycle – Screen – Slot Shot – Pro

    The same drill and the F skates down the middle to deflect a shot pass.

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    #7626
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    T2 – Walk-in – Shot Pass-High Cycle x 2 – Czech U20

    Key Points:

    Pass and shoot while skating, keep the stick on the ice as a target. On point shots one player screen, one player shot pass target and one player a one time or tip option.

    Description:

    1. F1 walk out from the corner and shoot on net.
    2. F1 skate to the other corner then cycle high and pass to D1.
    3. D1 pass across to D2 while F1 skates down the middle to the net.
    4. D2 make a shot pass at F1’s stick and he tips the puck on net then rebounds.
    5. F1 cycle to the mid slot and get a pass from F2 in the corner and shoot.
    6. D1 get a pass from F2 and shoot.
    7. F1 screen, F2 get in position for a one timer or tip and F3 go to the net for a shot pass.

    * This drill can be done at both ends.

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    #7627
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B6 – One Touch High Cycle 2-0 – Czech U20

    Key Points:

    Exchange the puck with one touch passes, give a target, hit the net, follow the shot for a rebound.

    Description:

    A. Players are in each corner and on both sides at the blue line
    B. Player 1 leave from the blue line and get a pass from 2.
    C. 1 pass to 3 in the corner then get open on the wing.
    D. 3 skate and pass to 1.
    E. 1 one touch back to 3.
    F. 3 pass across to 4 at the blue line.
    G. 1 cycle high and down the middle lane for a pass.
    H. 4 pass to 1 who shoots and 3 looks for a rebound.
    I. 4 leaves for a pass from 5 to repeat on the other side.
    J. 1 rotate to corner and 3 point.

    * Options: 1 head to the net hard and redirect a shot pass from 4 or 1 take a low shot to the far pad for a pass off the pads to 3, who goes hard to the far post with his stick on the ice.

    B6 – One Touch High Cycle 2-0 – Czech U20

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