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December 17, 2009 at 11:49 am #2647
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KeymasterT2 – T4 Team Play Practice Buildup
Key Points:
Play from 5-0 to 6-5Description:
1. Practice with no resistence and then send in players to create resistence.
2. You can practice even or odd man and with the goalie pulled.
3. Use this technique to practice skills like cycling and add defenders.Attachments
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'Enjoy the Game'December 18, 2009 at 12:52 pm #2649Tom Molloy
KeymasterT4 – Teaching Dzone Coverage 2-1-2
Key Points:
Tie up sticks in the slot, keep sticks in the passing lane and shin pads in front of the puck.
When doing man on and box behind closest player is aggressive from the inside to the outside body on body and stick on the puck.Description:
Teach defensive zone coverage by giving the offense 45 seconds to score.A. Play a tight box and one in the low slot area. Players can only move a few strides but stay in a tight 2-1-2 formation.
B. Closest defender pressure the puck right away while teammates form a box behind. When the puck is passed away drop to a corner of the box or take the player to the net. If the offense has three attackers cycling on one side D2 must move to that side and F2 drops to the hash marks to cover the front of the net
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'Enjoy the Game'December 19, 2009 at 12:11 pm #2650Tom Molloy
KeymasterB6 Pass, Agility Skate, Shoot, Rebound
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Groups of 3 leave from diagonal corners, switch corners each time so the skating direction varies.Description:
1.One player from each corner leaves.
2.Take a pass from the far corner and shoot and follow the shot for a rebound.
3. Get another pass.
4. Weave 3 times from blue to top of circles
5. Fill near,middle and wide lanes aftercrossing red line with the puck.
6. Shoot and follow the shot for a rebound.
7. Circle back and go in with next shooter and rebound.Vary the kind of weave skating, Call for passes, Do one rep in overspeed. Can start with only skate and shoot.
http://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/mediagallery/video.php?n=20091019154513105
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'Enjoy the Game'December 20, 2009 at 1:31 pm #2652TomM
GuestMy women's team practiced with a midget AAA boy's team and Wally Kozak ran this game with many variations for about 20 minutes. The players loved it and worked really hard.
——————————————————————–D200 Multiple Puck Games
Key Points:
-Players can only shoot when the goalie is ready.
-No empty net goals.
-Hustle out of the zone on the whistle and play 20-30 seconds only.
-Pass extra pucks to coach on the whistle.Description:
1. Players line up outside the blue lines.
2. Coach shoots in 3 pucks.
3. Players race for pucks and battle to score and defend.Game Variations:
a. Shoot in a new puck on a goal.
b. Leave goals in the net and join team mates until only one puck is left.
c. Players can shoot on either net.
d. Send from 1 to 3 players to play. ie. 2 on 3 and coach put 2 pucks into play.D200 – 3-3 with 3-2-1 Pucks – College W

https://www.facebook.com/tom.molloy.5836/videos/10159610898805931
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December 21, 2009 at 1:18 pm #2653Tom Molloy
KeymasterT2 Stretch Pass from the Dzone
Key Points:
Make sure the D have full control with their toe caps facing up ice before flying the zone.Description:
A. D1 to F3 back to D1 and stretch to F1.B. D1 skate up the ice and pass to D2 in the middle. D2 pass hard to the stretching F1.
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'Enjoy the Game'December 22, 2009 at 6:24 pm #2656Tom Molloy
KeymasterE1 – D200 Shootout Game – U18 F
Key Points:
As soon as there is a rebound or goal the defender pick up the puck and attack the other way.Description:
1. Coach dumps the puck in and players race for it.2. Puck carrier try to score defender defend.
3. On rebound or goal defender attack other way.
4. Shooter must get outside of the blue line.
5. When teammate onside then first player in the line backchecks.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/e1-d200-shootout-game/

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'Enjoy the Game'December 23, 2009 at 12:57 pm #2657Tom Molloy
KeymasterT4 Back Pressure
Back pressure allows the D to really play a tight gap on the attacker and stand up on him if you have an angle. The forward coming back can pick up the loose puck or a chip behind. Also if the attacker delays he is skating into the back pressure.
Some teams only back pressure thru the nzone and then peel off. I think it is best to create the defensive 2-1 and only peel off if you are out numbered. Creating offensive and defensive 2-1's is the key to the game.
Key Points:
D1 play a good gap and F1 pursue from behind. If it is an odd number situation where another attacker is not covered then F1 and D1 communicate and F1 pick him up.Description:
1. D1 play a 1-1 with the puck carrier from the D side.2. D2 play the second attacker in the middle or wide lane.
3. F1 pursue the puck carrier from the inside if possible.
4. F2 come back to cover the trailer.
5. F3 come back to the mid slot.
After the attack F1 stay in the zone and play the low 3-3.
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'Enjoy the Game'December 24, 2009 at 12:58 pm #2658Tom Molloy
KeymasterC3 Breakout Regroup Attack 3-2 – Pro
Key Points:
One stretch, one middle support and one wall support.Description:
Breakout 5-0, regroup 5-0, attack 3-2.One stretch, one middle support and one wall support.
1. F dump in the puck and breakout 5-0.
2. Regroup with the D at the other end.
3. Attack 3-2 vs original D.
4. Repeat with new F breaking out with 2nd D.

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'Enjoy the Game'December 26, 2009 at 1:34 am #2661Tom Molloy
KeymasterB5 Breakout 5-0 with Point Shot
Key Points:
Coach calls the various options, up, across, wheel, reverse.Each line go one direction then dump into the other end or alternate ends.
Description:
1. Players skate in nzone then coach dump in2. D make a D to D or D to F pass and follow the play.
3. All forwards touch the puck on the rush and shoot. then screen, tip and one timer position.
4. Coach pass to D who skate across line and pass to partner who shoots or shot pass.
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'Enjoy the Game'December 26, 2009 at 12:22 pm #2663Tom Molloy
KeymasterF – Conditioning Skate – RB Pro
Key Points:
D pivot and F start and stopDescription:
The D skate hard to the far blue then power turn backward to the blue and mohawk to get a puck from the corner, take it to the blue line, walk the line and shoot from the point.A. Forwards skate blue line to blue line stop and start x1 and x2, then blue to red in order x1, x2, x3. do 2 sets facing one way when they stop. You can add a shot after.
** In the video section there are demonstrations of many drills focusing on skating for conditioning and agility.**
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/f-a2-conditioning-skate-for-quickness/

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'Enjoy the Game'December 28, 2009 at 3:12 pm #2664Tom Molloy
KeymasterE1 10 puck 2-0 shootout
Key Points:
Allow only one or maybe two passes before shooting. Place 10 pucks on the goal line or less if you don't have much time.Description:
1. Players are on the bench and can't leave until the scorers get within one stick length of the gate.2. Race back to the bench hard to simulate changing on the fly.
3. Next two players go and pick up another puck from he blue line.
4. Goalie can shoot the puck away but keep it in the zone.
5. Losing team do something like skate or push ups for each goal they lose by.
https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/forums/topic/t4-2-2-1-pressure-forecheck-rb-pro/page/2/#post-2664

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'Enjoy the Game'December 29, 2009 at 12:49 pm #2666Tom Molloy
KeymasterC3 1 on 1 Both Sides
Key Points:
Tight gap for D
Attack with speed and go for the reboundDescription:
Drill is done on both sides; opposite direction1a. F1 get a pass from F2 on whistle
1b. D1 get a pass from D2
2a. F1 shoot and skate into a pass from D1
2b. D1 pivot then pass to F1 and close the gap
3. F1 attack D1 1 on 1
4. Finish the play by fighting for the rebound.
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- C3 1 on 1 Both Sides.pdf (49 KB)
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'Enjoy the Game'December 30, 2009 at 12:07 pm #2670Tom Molloy
KeymasterC3 1 on 1 to a 3-2 Flow
Key Points:
Create many situation up to a 3-2.
Description:
1. From 1 to 3 forwards exchange puck with D1.2. Regroup with D2
3. Attack vs D1
4. New forwards pass to D2 while D3 replaces D1
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'Enjoy the Game'December 31, 2009 at 12:28 pm #2673Tom Molloy
KeymasterD200 Cross Ice Games with Jokers
Key Points:
Jokers can only pass or shoot and cannot join the attack. Defenders don't check the jokers but cover the pass receivers. To make it more gamelike the jokers must move when they get the puck instead of just standing there.Description:
Play cross ice with the extra players lines up on the sides.Game One
Jokers behind the offensive net must be passed to before shooting. Great for give and go as well as one timer practice.Game Two
When the defending team gets the puck they must regroup with the jokers behind their net. Use one or two jokers and practice the breakout. Jokers may pass to each other.Game Three
Jokers on the side can be passed to and must return the pass or shoot. This is great for puck support as well as the defenders covering pass receivers.https://www.hockeycoachingabcs.com/videos/watch/d200-two-cross-ice-games-with-jokers/

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'Enjoy the Game'January 1, 2010 at 3:11 pm #2674Tom Molloy
KeymasterB Anaerobic Skills Practice
You can do this using a few activities at a time as a circuit or do one activity at a time with a small group.
Key Points:
Players skate hard in all activities. Quick feet, no gliding.Description:
Small Group Anaerobic Skills Practice1. Skate with the puck avoiding pucks and making many direction changes. Finish with a shot after doing each circle. 5" between whistles.
2. Play a 1-1 cross ice tournament of 45" games. Lines on the boards are the goals.
3. Exchange pucks, passing, making moves, touch knees, 1 puck, 2 pucks, pivot, etc.
4. The iron cross. Forward-stop, left-stop, forward–stop, right-stop, back and take a shot.
5. Skate around the circle passing 3 times each way then shoot.
6. This is a practice I ran the other night with a small group. I don't have room on the diagram but we had 5 skaters and finished with a game of 2 on 2 in one zone and the extra player was a joker. When you regained the puck you have to regroup with the joker before scoring. Players rotate as the joker for a rest.
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