Showing posts with label John Wooden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Wooden. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2013
New York Rangers Quick Transition Goal 2 v 1
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Saturday, March 16, 2013
Bad Character Corrupts the Character of Your Club
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Keep Your Message Disciplined and On Target
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Two Signs Of a Great Player
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
New York Rangers Turn 3 v 3 into 2 v 1
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
NY Rangers Gabrick and Callahan - 2 v 1 Take the Easy Shot
Playing Rule:
- Shoot on the Hard Pass
Tactics:
1. Top Position - Three Offensive Moves
- Shoot
- Pass
- Fake
2. Look Away and Shoot
3. Dip the Shoulder to sell the pass or shot
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Friday, February 22, 2013
Sports Psychology Tips
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Power of a Compliment
Eight Benefits of Compliments
- Compliments almost always brings a smile to a players faces.
- Compliments reinforce positive qualities.
- Compliments affect players in a positive way.
- Compliments raise the energy level of player and the club.
- Coaches and players become happier when we compliment performance.
- Compliments increase work ethic.
- Compliments create flow in games and practice.
- Compliments increase teamwork.
Power Thought:
"A man who flatters his neighbor spreads a net for his feet."
-Proverbs 29:5
"A man who flatters his neighbor spreads a net for his feet."
-Proverbs 29:5
"Everybody likes a compliment."
-Abraham Lincoln
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Brad Richards - New York Rangers Power Play Tactic
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
New York Rangers Execute Offensive Rush Cross
Read The Space:
- The Offensive players needs to read that he has 2 stick lengths of space
Related Videos and Teaching Points
Senators Execute Offensive Rush - Cross
Offensive Tactic - Cross
Goal
- Any time you gain the middle lane, get a shot on goal
Terms:
- Make the easy play; Shoot on hard pass
Read The Space:
- The Offensive players needs to read that he has 2 stick lengths of space
Keys:
- Take the puck wide
- Cut across the ice
- Drop the puck off
- 2nd Man picks the puck up on his forehand
Offensive Options:
- The puck carrier can shoot, hand off, or pass
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
New York Rangers Creating 2 v 1 With Drop Pass
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Monday, February 11, 2013
New York Rangers Tactic of Delaying High
Tactic: Delay High On Forehand
Video #1 New York Rangers
Related Videos and Teaching Points
Tactic: Delay Low & Cut Back
Tactic: Delay High Control Turn To Boards
Congratulation to the following players from Erzurum who played for Turkish 18 National Team:
ABDÜLKADİR İNANÇ. Savas Emrah, Ömer Kantar, SeFa TaKar, Sefa Kavaz, Fatih Emin Faner and Muhammet Karagül.
Video #1 New York Rangers
Video #2 Bure Delays, Stops On Forehand
Related Videos and Teaching Points
Slovakia Tomas Tatar Goal - Rush & Little Delay
Note: This video is not available in all countries.
Tactic: Delay Low & Cut Back
Turkey v. Slovenia 2011 - Delaying High on Offensive Rush
Tactic: Delay High Control Turn To Boards
Congratulation to the following players from Erzurum who played for Turkish 18 National Team:
ABDÜLKADİR İNANÇ. Savas Emrah, Ömer Kantar, SeFa TaKar, Sefa Kavaz, Fatih Emin Faner and Muhammet Karagül.
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
Advice From Coach John Wooden
Over the next 30 days we will feature information on John Wooden. Please check page for daily updates.
Success Happen When You Give Your Best Effort
Success Requires a Balance of Thought and Action:
Success Is Found in the Service
Coach John Wooden's Seven Point Creed
Constructive Criticism is Part Of the Process of Success
Success Can Be Found In The Small Details
Leadership Is About Style and Substance
Pyramid of Success
Preparation
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Kazakhstan v Canada 1-2-2 Forechecking System 2012
Strategy & System: Kazakhstan
- The 1-2-2 forechecking is a conservative system
- Kazakhstan is locking boards strong side
- It is designed to prevent odd man rushes
- It can be used to control the boards
- It can be organized to pressure puck in center ice
"D" to "D" Pass
Teaching Points:
- All five players must be up ice and in position 1-2-2
- F1 presses puck carrier from the inside out
- F2 or F3 reading the pass and pressuring the pass receiver
- F3 locks Boards, than cut Across and Locks Middle Ice
- When any forechecker is beat, they turn and backcheck up middle ice
Rule:
- If you can't get 2 men on puck; Play it safe, turn and Backcheck up middle ice
Related Videos & Teaching Points:
John Tavares Forechecking Goal Team Canada
New York Ranger Makes Bad Pinch on Forecheck
Power Thoughts:

Sports Psychology Tips:
Organize Your Own Positive Marketing Campaign
Organize Your Own Positive Marketing Campaign
When we see thing over and over, we start to embrace it as fact. When we hear something long enough, we start to believe it. It starts to affect the way we see things and perform on a daily basis. You need to take charge of these negative messages around you or you will start to dwelling on them. In society today we are overwhelmed with negatives on TV, the news and by people. Advertising company spend billion of dollars on TV commercials. You can reap the same benefits as these companies by creating your own marketing campaign. You can choose to see challenges as blessings. You can declare good breaks are coming your way. You can see problems as opportunities.
Imagine the commitment, energy and enthusiasm you would have in your life; if you decided to dwell on the positives. Start today and create your own ad campaign. Organize your pictures and thoughts in a positive way. When you become aware of negative images or thoughts, choose to make them a positive. Make it a habit to declare victory before you play the game.
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