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B600 Pass x 3 Stretch – Pro W
Key Points:
Pass and shoot while skating. Adjust the body and stick to take bad passes. Follow the shot for a rebound and stop at the net. Hit the net.
Description:
A. Players at the 4 blue lines.
B. Leave from diagonal corners and 1 give and go pass to 2.
C. 1 pass to 3.
D. 3 pass to the other 1 stretching at the far blue line.
E. Both 1's shoot.
F. Follow for a rebound and stop at the net.
G. Repeat with 4's passing to 3.
Options: rebound for next shooter. Pass to next shooter, screen and tip.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/b600-pass-x-3-stretch-1-0-pro-w/
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'Enjoy the Game'D200 Tight 2 on 2 – Pro W
Key Points:
Make quick decisions and play with good habits. Face the puck, tight turns, stick on the ice, give and go, quick passes and shots, protect the puck, rebound, block shots.
Description:
1. Place one net on the goal line and the other at the top of the circle.
2. Players leave from the side.
3. Play situations 1-1 to 3-3 with 20-30" shifts.
4. Play the same puck on the whistle by either leaving it or passing to a teammate coming on.
5. Keep Score.Options: Give and go to add new players, Jokers behind offensive, defensive or both nets, Jokers on the side, passing rules such as goals must be on give and goes, etc.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d200-tight-2-on-2-pro-w/
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'Enjoy the Game'DT200 Active Jokers – Side and Ends – U18 G
Key Points:
Quick passes and shots are needed. Face the puck in an athletic ready position. Protect the puck.
I did this game last night and it worked really well. We kept score and the losing team did a push-up for every goal they lost by. I like it because the players are ALL active and it requires quick thinking and quick action. We had 16 skaters and two goalies so 4 played on each team and 4 were Jokers. Each team had one Joker behind each net and one on each side.Description:
1. Half of each colour play and half are jokers.
2. Each team have a joker behind the net and on each side.
3. Jokers can shoot or pass but not join the play.
4. Jokers can check jokers.
5. Switch every 30" and use the same puck.
6. To transition to offense the team must pass to a Joker.DT200 – 3 on 3 with 3 Jokers – U18 F
Option: Switch Jokers and Players of the team that is scored on.
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'Enjoy the Game'D1 Full Ice All Play – College WF
Key Points:
Everyone plays shinny style.Description:
1. All play at the same time.
2. Use a puck or multiple pucks, ball or balls.
3. When the goalie freezes the puck the attackers back up behind the hash marks.
4. When a team scores they must touch the red line before checking.D1 – Shinny at Wildwood – College W
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'Enjoy the Game'D9 – Multi-Net Game – Youth
Key Points:
Those coaches who come to the site a lot know that I coach a school skills class twice a week. They have one hour of ice time and we do skills the first half and games for skill, creativity and game sense the second half. This year I have about a dozen kid's ages 11-14. There are 3 girl's who play ringuette and three beginner boy's who don't play on teams. The other 6 boy's are pretty good. Two play AA with one leading the league in scoring, another is a little smaller but really good and plays a level below and the other 3 boy's are better than average.I usually bring out 4 small nets and there are two big ones on the ice. Today's game were 3 equal ability players at each small net, The nets were along the side boards at alternate side and line up with the hash, blue line, other blue line and hash. They played 1-1 with one resting at the far boards. Play offense, defense, pass to the resting player who goes onto offense vs. the player who played defense and the original defender rest. I then moved the nets across from each other and they played 3 on 3 with the two weakest groups and two strongest groups. We finished with the game below using the 4 small and two big nets (layed face down and players have to hit the top mesh only to score.) Start with two at each net and rule that each has to score before scoring again.
Implement any rule modification like types or number of passes, how many goals one player can score, etc.
Description:
1. Place nets around the rink and allow space for players to skate behind.
2. Divide the players up into equal teams at each net.
3. Use one puck or if multiple pucks leave them in the net after a goal.
4. Keep score.
5. Players defend their own net and can score on all other nets.*If the skill level is uneven rule is all must score before you can score again.
D9 – 4 Teams x 4 Nets – SAG Variation
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'Enjoy the Game'C3 Double Regroup 2-1 – Pro
Key Points:
Give a target for the passes, face the puck, pass while skating, make the first pass early on the 2-1, D co-operate with the goalie to make it a 2-2 and don't allow a second play late. D slide outside the post if a pass across is the only play.
Description:
1. Players line up along the boards on both sides in the neutral zone.
2. Start with F1 and F2 one touch passing with D1.
3. F's skate through the neutral zone and regroup with D2.
4. F's attack 2 on 1 vs. D1.
5. F3 and F4 repeat by one touch passing with D2 and regrouping with D3.*If there are at least 8 D you could use this sequence and have two 1 on 1's at the same time in opposite directions.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c3-double-regroup-2-1-pro/
https://www.facebook.com/tom.molloy.5836/videos/3425972637647412?idorvanity=631135947796206
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'Enjoy the Game'T2-4 – C3 – 5 on 2 Breakout-Turn-over, Regroup 5 on 2 – Pro
Key Points:
Simulate turn-overs and neutral zone regroup. Attack and regroup with speed. Always face the puck, give a target and continue moving.
Description:
1. Coach shoot the puck in.
2. Break-out 5-2.
3. Simulate turn-over and pass to a defender.
4. Simulate another turn-over and defender pass to an offensive D.
5. Attackers regroup in the neutral zone.
6. Attack 5-2.
7. Repeat with D3-D4 breaking out with 3 new forwards.*Add intensity by giving 10" for the attacking 5 players to score.
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'Enjoy the Game'D202 – 3 on 3 with 2 Defensive Jokers – Pro W
Key Points:
SAG that requires quick decisions. Play in an athletic position, give a target, get open, move with the puck, shoot, rebound.
Description:
1. Nets are on the blue lines facing each other.
2. Two Jokers are behind their own goal.
3. Regroup with a Joker to go onto offense.
4. Jokers can pass or shoot.
5. Play from 1-1 to 5-5 even and odd number situations.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d202-3-on-3-with-2-defensive-jokers-pro-w/
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'Enjoy the Game'T3 – B5 – Neutral zone Angling – Pro
Key Points:
Mirror the attacker from behind. Keep the attacker on the outside, approach toward the inside shoulder with the stick on the puck, shoulder in front and body on body.
Description:
1. Line up in the neutral zone with a defender following an offensive player with the puck.
2. Offensive player make moves and dekes and then turn either way to attack.
3. Defender mirror the offensive player and turn staying on the inside.
4. Defender close the gap by approaching from about a half stick behind at the inside shoulder.
5. Defender keep the stick on the puck and body on body to angle the attacker and take the puck.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/c1-neutral-zone-angling-nhl/
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