Posts Tagged ‘#playerdevelopment’
Winning After Losing: How to Turn a Lost Face-off into a Goal
By Enio Sacilotto, Face-offs can determine the outcome of games, whether you win or lose the draw. This clip highlights a great example of creating offence after losing a draw in the offensive zone, combined with effective forechecking that leads to Colorado’s goal. Coaches, it’s essential to have a plan for lost draws in all…
Read MorePuck Battles: Mindset, Technique & How to Improve
By Steve Mann, Minnesota Hockey Website Maintaining control of the puck is an often overlooked, but absolutely critical, element of hockey that can be the difference between winning and losing. “It’s simple – if you have the puck, the other team doesn’t,” said East Ridge High School Girls Hockey Head Coach Andy Roeser. “You can control…
Read MoreMastering the Art of Deception in Hockey Shots: Lessons from Corey Perry
Techniques to Enhance Your Shooting with Precision and Strategy By Enio Sacilotto In the fast-paced world of hockey, the ability to outwit opposing goalies can often be the difference between scoring a goal and missing an opportunity. Corey Perry of the Edmonton Oilers exemplifies the art of deception in shooting, showcasing a masterful blend of…
Read MoreMastering the Hockey Wrist Shot: 10 Key Technique Points
With accompanying instructional video and diagrams By Enio Sacilotto The wrist shot is one of the most versatile and accurate shots in hockey. Whether you’re aiming to pick corners, catch a goalie off guard, or release the puck quickly under pressure, mastering the wrist shot gives players a dangerous edge. Below are ten essential points…
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