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  • #7346
    Tom Molloy
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    O – General Strength Training – Legs

    Increase your speed and power with these training exercises that use simple equipment but develop speed, power, balance and agility.

    The basice principle is 'You can't skate low if you train high.'
    (Curtis Brackenbury)

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/o-general-strength-training-legs/

    O – Off ice Training on Ground and Fence – College M

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    #7348
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 Up-Back-Cross Pass x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Face the puck, give a target, shoot while skating, follow the shot, rebound for the next shooter.

    Description:

    A. #1’s leave from diagonal blue lines and skate up to the red line then break back toward the net.
    B. #2’s pass across the ice to #1’s.
    C. #1’s skate in and shoot and follow the shot for a rebound then circle back and rebound for #2’s.
    D. #2’s skate up and back and get a cross ice pass from #3’s.
    E. Continue this flow from diagonal corners.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-up-back-cross-pass-x-2-pro/

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    #7349
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    C6 Regroup x 2, 1-1 and 2-1 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Defense stay between attacker and net with a tight gap on the 1-1, attack with speed, use skate and stick fakes. One the 2-1 attack with ‘one high and one low, one fast and one slow’, while the defender delay the play and take away the most dangerous shot and deny play across the middle of the goal.

    Description:

    A. Defenders line up at each end in diagonal corners and attacker in the other diagonal corners.
    B. #1 attacker from each corner leave with a puck, skate to the blue line and pass to the #2 near the far blue line.
    C. #2 make a deception move and pass to #1 in the neutral zone.
    D. #1 skate back and regroup with #3.
    E. #1’s on each side attack 1-1 vs. #2.
    F. Change the drill and now #3 joins #1 and they attack 2 on 1 on each side vs. #2.

    * With younger players stagger the start so each corner leaves after the first pass.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c6-regroup-x-2-1-1-and-2-1-pro/

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    #7350
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    If you want access to all of the drills and games pdf's that have the description, diagram and usually a video link of practice ideas then you can view them on my One Drive with this link.

    http://1drv.ms/1tg1c31

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    #7352
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 Cross Pass x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Give a target with the stick on the ice. Pass so the player doesn’t have to slow down. Shoot while skating and follow the shot for a rebound.

    Description:

    1. Players are lined up at all four blue lines, clockwise name them A-B-C-D.
    2. A and C break across the middle lane for a pass.
    1. D pass to A and B pass to D.
    2. B and D break for a pass from E and G.
    5. Repeat this flow.
    6. After shooting circle back to rebound for the next shooter.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-cross-pass-x-2-pro/

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    #7353
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B – Hinge Rotation

    Key Points:

    Skate quickly up the side or to the middle while your partner creates a hinge below in the middle or above on the wall. Replace the pair you pass to in the line.

    Description:

    1. A1 carry the puck wide and pass back to A2 in the middle.
    2. A2 now carry the puck wide and pass back to A1.
    3. A1 skate and pass to B1 who repeats the passes int he other direction.
    4. A-B-C's do the same.
    5. Next repetition A1 skate to the middle and pas wide and up the ice to A2.
    6. Third rep A1 skate across and drop to A2 and they switch sides.

    T2 – B200 – 4 D Hinging – Fake – U17 M
    https://www.facebook.com/tom.molloy.5836/videos/754639772242136

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    #7354
    Tom Molloy
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    It is really important for players to have the basic side to side motion when skating. This is a short video on skating technique that is more than worthwhile to watch.

    I just sent this email to Wally Kozak who does a lot of mentoring around the country and a lot of it concerns skating technique.

    Hi Wally,

    Juhani introduced me to Gaston who was the skating coach in Davos when Juhani coached there. This short video of Gaston with an edges warm up then teaching the stride and the transition front to back Choctaw turn is worth the 12 minutes to watch it.

    A2 Forward and Backward Stride and Choctaw Turn (efficient stride and front to back transition turn) – taught by Dr. Gaston Schaeffer (PHD in Body Mechanics) former Olympic skating coach in Switzerland. http://lnkd.in/bPkA9wi Gaston was also the Swiss champion and traveled the world for 5 years as feature skater for Ice Capades and Holiday on Ice.

    Take care,
    Tom
    ———————————
    Speaking of Wally, he was at our Tuesday practice and suggested we enforce the idea of having 'sticks on the ice, in the lanes and on the puck.' When we played the cross ice games Wally watched and blew the whistle to stop the play and enforced. Everyone does 1 push up and the offending player or players do 5. Wally looked to see if the player realized he was the offender. It was very effective and we will use the same rule to enforce 'face the puck'. Many other habits can be stressed using the 'push up rule.'

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    #7355
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 Regroup-Wall support-Shoot x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Give a target, face the puck, shoot while skating, follow the shot for a rebound, pass while skating.

    Description:

    A. 1 from diagonal blue line skate out and pass to 2.
    B. 2 skate to 'big ice' and pass to 1 who posts up on the wall.
    C. 1 skate in and shoots and follows the shot for a rebound.
    D. 2 get a new puck and repeat by passing to 3 and shoot at the other end.
    E. After shooting rebound for the next shooter.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-regroup-wall-support-shoot-x-2/

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    #7356
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 Give Go Shoot x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Shoot while skating and follow the shot for a rebound.

    Description:

    1. Players A and C leave from diagonal corners.
    2. A pass to B and C pass to D at the far blue line.
    3. B and D one touch the puck back.
    4. A-C skate in and shoot, rebound and rebound for the next shooter.
    5. B and D leave and repeat in the other direction.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-give-go-shoot-x-2-pro/

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    #7357
    Tom Molloy
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    B600 Give and Go x 3 x 2 – Shoot – Pro

    Key Points:

    Pass and shoot while skating, give a target, keep the hands away from the body, keep the puck in the sweet spot.

    Description:

    A. Leave with a puck from diagonal corners.
    B. One touch ass in this order 1-2-3-4 and 3-4-1-2.
    C. Next pass in the other direction in this order 4-3-2-1 and 2-1-4-3 .
    D. Follow the shot and rebound.
    E. Circle back and rebound for the next shooter.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-give-and-go-x-3-x-2-shoot-pro/

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    #7358
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 2-0 Random Pass to Lines – Pro

    Key Points:

    Give a target, snap pass, cross-over skate, rebound, shoot, 2-0.

    Description:

    A. 1 and 2 leave and 1 pass to 2.
    B. 2 pass to 3 or 4.
    C. 3-4-5-6 pass across, up the wall or diagonally while 1 and 2 skate outside of the dots.
    D. 3 or 4 make the pass to 1 or 2 when they finish the circle and get to the far blue line.
    E. 1 and 2 attack the net.
    F. 3 and 4 leave and repeat in the other direction.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-2-0-random-pass-to-lines-pro/

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    #7360
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    B600 Pass-Up-Across-Across-Stretch-Shoot x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Skate hard with cross-overs, give a target, shoot while skating, follow the shot, pass hard.

    Description:

    1. A and C leave.
    2. A regroup with B and C with D.
    3. A pass to G and C to E.
    4. A and C skate around NZ dots.
    5. G pass across to B and E across to D.
    6. D cross ice pass to C and B to A.
    7. A and C shoot, rebound.
    8. A and C rebound for the next shooter.
    9. B and D repeat in the other direction.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-pass-across-across-stretch-x-2-shoot-pro/

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    #7365
    Tom Molloy
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    B600 Regroup x 2 x 2 – Pro

    Key Points:

    Give a target and face the puck. Do everything while skating.

    Description:

    A. 1 skate to the middle lane and circle back and exchange the puck with 2.
    B. 2 pass up the boards to 3.
    C. 1 get open on the boards for a regroup pass from 3.
    D. 1 skate in and shoot.
    E. 1 Circle back and rebound for the next shooter.
    F. 3 repeat the other way exchanging the puck with 4.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-regroup-x-2-x-2-pro/

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    #7366
    Tom Molloy
    Keymaster

    Drills that start from the 4 blue stripes on the boards.

    Drills from the 4 blue lines are very popular because the middle of the ice is empty and you can do skills, regroups or game situations either full or half ice.

    We code the drills starting at the blue line as;

    B600 is when the drills run from the 4 blue lines and the players pass and shoot vs. zero opponents.

    C600 run from the 4 blue lines and are game situation drills usually 1-1 to 2-2 but they could be up to 3-2.

    I have put a pdf. booklet together with about sixty B600 and C600 drills that I have posted so far.

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    #7367
    Tom Molloy
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    B6 – 2-0 Wide Passes – Pro

    Key Points:

    Practice both forehand and backhand passes. Give a target, shoot while skating and follow the shot for a rebound.

    Description:

    Players line up in the 4 corners with pucks.
    A. 1 and 2 pass while skating down the wide lanes.
    B. Only make one pass in the offensive zone and shoot.
    C. 3 and 4 repeat in the other direction.

    https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b6-2-0-wide-passes-pro/

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