This week’s On the Board with Mike Johnston features a continuous breakout/forecheck drill that is great for working systems and a transition skating drill that includes different attack options.
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Every week, we’ll be releasing two drills, as Johnston provides insight on how to best implement them into your practice.
Practice your forecheck/breakout systems and skating transition with these two drills . . .
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Mike Johnston
Johnston’s coaching career includes over 30 years of experience at various levels. After starting his career at the University/College level, Johnston would get involved with Hockey Canada as a General Manager, Associate Coach, and Head Coach. He was also an Assistant Coach at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano. His NHL career includes stops in Vancouver and LA as an Assistant, and Pittsburgh as a Head Coach. He began his tenure with the Portland Winterhawks in 2008 as Head Coach and GM, and has served since. He has won 3 World Championship Golds, a Spengler Cup and a WHL Championship.
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Practice your forecheck/breakout systems and skating transition with these two drills . . .
SEE MORE OF THE COACHES SITE
Join The Coaches Site to access the latest drills, tactics & leadership lessons from hockey's top coaches.
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Mike Johnston
Johnston’s coaching career includes over 30 years of experience at various levels. After starting his career at the University/College level, Johnston would get involved with Hockey Canada as a General Manager, Associate Coach, and Head Coach. He was also an Assistant Coach at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano. His NHL career includes stops in Vancouver and LA as an Assistant, and Pittsburgh as a Head Coach. He began his tenure with the Portland Winterhawks in 2008 as Head Coach and GM, and has served since. He has won 3 World Championship Golds, a Spengler Cup and a WHL Championship.
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