Use a color other than green. I cannot see it. Use blue or black.

Thanks bro

I hate center… but I have to learn it to play in drop ins lol.

If the corner d-man gets beat, then it should be the center's job to contain the forward, if they are in position...

Gold . Ty

Your videos have helped me improve a ton and your tips and drills are very helpful, but I just don't have the space to practice moving with the puck.

Great vid!

Hey can you breakdown Cale Makar?

Thanks for this video. I’m not a player but I’ve always wanted to understand more about the moves in the game . I had to actually slow the video down so I could catch everything. Thank you, this will help in my enjoyment of watching these athletes perform.

These are amazing tips. Thank you!!❤

Great stuff. Would love to see some examples.

It's Dr. Bo Dangles to you, sir. I didn't spend 33 years of deking muldoons out of their jock strap to be called Johnny.

thanks for the help i have been haveing trubal getting around the defence

End to end is so much fun and a good forward will drop back. Plus those full speed rushes put a team on their heels.

Great video. So true a simple game is a good game. Being responsible and reliable are two very important traits to have especially as a D man.

this video helped me alot thanks!

congrats

0:12 know your options before you get the puck 0:55 know your safety options 2:32 handle puck with head up

Good video. Would be nice to see drills to teach these skills

soon as he said "ill try bottom right" i knew he didnt know anything its toe drag release top cheese everytime bud

I love the white board video ! Thank you

i just started as a canter today

You are really good at making these plays

This is such a rainbows and unicorns assessment.

there is always a nice option to start skating with the puck towards the center, but if there are no good options to continue you can turn back and do a re-group, using a pass to the other D and gain some time for Fs to come back. Thats a nice way to control the puck and start dictating your teams preferred pace of the game.

The center should be backing up the strong side defenseman. So if the strong side d man gets beat the center should be in a position stop that forward not the weak side d man. D zone coverage is usually a 3 on 3 below the hash marks. Offensive team has three forwards and defensive team has 2 d men and a center. This video addresses it like it’s a straight 2 on 2 which doesn’t really happen once all players are in the d zone.

Your videos motivate me a lot I been playing hockey for a few years next year I will be transitioning to ice hockey for the first time you have gave me some much confidence and I wanted to thank you I like your videos

Uggg having a hard time trying to help our defence with number 2 at low peewee level. This kids would be great if checking was allowed. USA doesn't allow checking. And play the body is hard since kids need to be playing the puck in order to make body contact. So kids kind of need to watch puck in order to legit be playing the puck when making contact but because of that they are not watching the body and making a poke check while trying to make contact and getting burned. When they play the body straight up it's getting called every single time. How do others train this for 12u?

Thats the thing. I dont know how to put an ultimate hockey training routine for the year, in and odd season. Can somebody please help me out?

As a winger on the boards, taking that peek up at the blueline to look off that defenseman is key. Psychologically, when they are aware that *you* are aware of where they are ... they are more prone to back off rather than be aggressive.

I will make it

I've always been a playmaker. Problem is, at some level people expected me to be a gamechanger or a sniper, but I'm not. I have an average shot and I'm not the best skater, I just create good opportunities for everyone but I can't do it by myself most of the time. Honestly it's frustrating, so I'm working on my killer instinct.

Very good advice on option 2 for the weak side D.

I like these videos. Good job explaining step by step. I learned a lot

Truth bomb

Grt tips!

Nobody ever said I hope I make the nhl? Bedard? Austin Matthews? Suzuki?

How to defend these moves Step 1 : absolutely send that forward to another universe with a bone crushing hit Ur welcome

Thank u very much loved it

You need to practice with a shorter stick without skates on or the angles will be incorrect.

Why are you never demonstrating anything on the ice?

How to play offensive defense

Your back hand needs some work. The control hand (for RH that would be left hand) needs to make a punching motion away from your body and finish fully extended when taking your backhand shot.

Idk if u still reply but will this benefit me if i do this every 3rd day or should i do it every day

Honestly I would like to see a video for people that are wingers but are not real fast. So I can still be affective even though I'm slower than the best guys out there. I know it's never really talked about

Great helped alot

Thank you for making this video. My current training plan (22 years old) is skating/hockey drills, speed training (sprints/acceleration), plyometrics, and lifting (2 lifts for each body part, so like about an equal workload for various muscles), 3 times a week 1 hr 30 min-2 hrs for each one. I stretch after each session. Please let me know if i should do anything different

Love this, will try in my women's league

This helped so much

LOVED THE TP