
SET UP
D1 and D2 start on blueline facing G1. 1 puck is placed behind either D. 2 lines of forwards are along the boards at the redline. In both nets there are the 2 goalies.
DRILL STEPS
Once the whistle blows to start the drill, D2 and D1 skate backwards. At the 2nd whistle the 2 D pivot and quickly look for the puck. In this case, D2 picks up the loose puck, looks to see if D1 is open before passing. D2 passes to D1 and upon receipt D1 turns up ice carrying the puck. Meanwhile F1 and F2 cross lanes and timing skate to receive pass. D1 head mans to F1 or F2 crossing in the neutral zone. Once the pass is made to F1, F2 speeds up along boards to receive a quick up pass and attacks the net, down the side of the boards.
PROGRESSION
Addition of 1 D to have a 2 on 1 attack on G1.
KEY TEACHING POINTS
Players need to work on quick decision making, communication skills and timing skating - Defensemen talk to each other, move pucks quickly, Forwards change lanes to create options.
Goalies need to work on communication to Defenseman about loose pucks and making break aways saves from the side attack off the board.
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