Chris Kreider was clocked skating at 33.7 MPH during tonight 3-1 Ranger win! Kreider scored the game winning goal and assist in tonight game.
IMPROVING SPEED:
Speed:
- The rate or a measure of the rate of motion, especially:
- Distance traveled divided by the time of travel.
Quickness:
- Activity with is rapidity of motion
Agility:
- The ability to move and change direction and position of the body quickly and effectively while under control.
The 4 Rules of Improving Speed:
The First Rule:
Speed is a skill that must be practiced without the puck and with the puck.
- Skating fast requires developing technical skill of skating
- Coaches need to work on skating and puck handling techniques
- Acceleration is the most important component in hockey
- Change of speeds is and essential tactic
The Second Rule:
You must train hockey specific.
- Hockey is game that played with 3-10 second burst of speed
- 60 second shifts
The Third Rule:
Speed work must be organized into the practice.
Speed work must be organized into the practice.
- You can’t get fast if you practice skating slow
- Every player must master slow to fast and change of pace
- Quality work/high intensity work as the workout
- Speed development can be improved off ice.
The Forth Rule:
Hockey constantly changes directions; so change of directions must be implemented into your training program.
Hockey constantly changes directions; so change of directions must be implemented into your training program.
- Change of Direction
- Stops and Starts
SEVEN AREAS OF ATTACK FOR SPEED DEVELOPMENT:
- Flexibility
- Posture
- Stick Position
- Stride Rate
- Stride Length
- Agility Exercise
- Reaction Time
Power Thoughts:
Speed is not your fastest, but your slowest man.
-JOCK SUTHERLAND
Nine times out of ten, the teams or athletes with the most speed are going to win. -unknown
Speed will kill you, or your opponent. -unknown
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