Through The Cones
Pairs of offensive and defensive players learn to work together to beat the other side in this 2-on-2 drill.
Pairs of offensive and defensive players learn to work together to beat the other side in this 2-on-2 drill.
Players improve their puck handling and manual dexterity in this fundamental drill. If you have young skaters you may want to run the drill without the puck to start and just let them move their sticks between the cones.
In this drill, players practice taking shots on goal. A variation of this drill would be for the coach to randomly pass to different players in line. They receive the puck and go in for a shot.
In this drill, players learn to make a move with the puck (a spin) and then make a good pass to the next player.
Players practice three different types of shots in this drill, while goalies get practice defending shots on goal!
Players practice the basic skating skills of turning, stopping and making the switch between forward and backward skating int his drill.
Players need to have “soft hands” on one-touch passes otherwise the puck will shoot off their stick too quickly and won’t be accurate.
Players practice stickhandling while making turns and shooting on the move in this fun drill!
This hockey practice plan for advanced players focuses on passing and stickhandling with strength and accuracy and skating with speed and power. We introduce a variety of fun drills to help develop passing, stickhandling and skating fundamentals and apply those skills to game situations.