July 9, 2011 /
By Ryan Walter /
Thinking through the system and skill we desire to focus on often lands coaches in a place where we slightly adjust our “old-standard” drills.
Here is an example. I like to work on 5-player breakouts (D to D, D to C reverse, D up, etc.) with F1 pressure.
I want this pressure to put some tension on the breakout while also allowing the breakout to succeed.
I like to follow this with a 5-on-2, full ice, but have found that the forwards pass to the open ...(click here for full story) |
Walter Drills: 5 vs. 1 Breakout Or 3 vs. 2 With Back-Check
