Hockey Drills

Drill specification: Competition drill including acceleration, full speed skating, turns, protecting a puck, scoring Suggestion: This would be a part of stationary practice plan

This is a "classic" passing drill. Practicing passing is a "neverending story" - alaways change one time forhand and second backhand Suggestion: This drill is good to put on the beginning of practice unit, even before other shooting drills. It could be a part of the warm-up

Drill specification: "show up and pass" is doable on many stations - several groups by 4 and players in each group Suggestion: This is good drill to practice passing, stick handling with head up and also practicing "reading" the game situation (for player inside a square)

Drill specification: This is two corners 2 on 1 drill when diffender is passing puck. He can choose player in better position. Suggestion: The most important part of this drill is good passing and timing. Of course, to get to open possition as well.

Drill specification: Stick-handling while all players skating in a zone in a "chaos" system. It requires to keep head up. It is possible to make short - 20s - intervals to go faster or full speed. Suggestion: Usually it is a part of warm-up

Drill specification: skating agility, stick-handling, skating with puck Suggestion: This kind of drill is good to implement into your practice plan on beginning of practice unit after warm up and skating section

Drill specification: passing Suggestion: warm up This is classic hockey drill for practicing passing while skating one player forward and second backwards

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Drill specification: acceleration, skating with puck, change speed during move on defender, gain position, shooting Suggestion: Best is to implement into stationary practice plan

Drill specification: acceleration, skating with puck, turns, shooting - wrist, slap, backhand Suggestion: Best is to implement into stationary practice plan

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