"I want to make sure that we've got...five in the zone, so that way, we know that everybody's involved and everybody's important on the attack."
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Daniel Bochner, the first Canadian coach ever hired to work full-time within the Russia Ice Hockey Federation, looks at various ways coaches can help their defencemen...
“Be a good person, love the game and be super competitive. The magic potion here is sweat.”
Create chaos and put your opponent in uncomfortable situations with the power play knowledge you gain from this presentation.
Small deception can have big results.
What does it take to battle through adversity? Jay Woodcroft has a few pointers.
Undersized? Want to be successful? Focus on wall play, stick positioning, body positioning, agility and hockey IQ.
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“A great defence is the FOUNDATION for a great offence.”
“It's the most underrated and least mentioned fundamental in hockey.”
The seven small area game examples provided in this story are ready to be worked into your practice today.