How to Set Up on the Penalty Kill vs. a Spread Power Play

How to Set Up on the Penalty Kill vs. a Spread Power Play
Coach Mitch Giguere examines the Mississauga Steelheads, explaining how to play spread on the power play and how to defend it.
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Working in hockey and for The Coaches Site has allowed me to watch more hockey than I ever thought possible. I’ve also learnt more than I ever expected to. Something new I took in over the last couple weeks deals with how to play spread on the power play and how to defend it. After watching the Mississauga Steelheads running a spread on the power play, I’ve dug into the OHL for this article. Let’s break down how you can defend it.

PP Spread Mississauga Steelheads

They are just a bit below the average in the league in terms of the % of the power play at 20.6%. I will not dig into their setup because this differs from the article’s purpose. But if you can take a pen and paper, watch the four goals and write down why you think they scored a goal. From there, we will see below if what you type down is how you can defend it.

Coach Mitch Giguere examines the Mississauga Steelheads, explaining how to play spread on the power play and how to defend it . . .

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Mitch Giguere

Mitch Giguere ChPC, is the father of four children and a passionate hockey coach. Assistant Coach for Carabins Université de Montréal (USports W). Former Assistant and Video Coach in the KHL. Mitch has his High Performance 2 from Hockey Canada and has an Advanced Coaching Diploma (NCCP4) from the Canadian Sports Institute. You can reach out to Mitch via email at [email protected] or SMS 450-578-1187

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