Showing posts with label 1 v 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1 v 1. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2013
Mark Stuart Is Fundamentally Sound Defender on 1 v 1
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013
2 v 2 Defensive Rush
- HSC Csíkszereda is in good position 2 v 2
- HSC Csíkszereda can do one of two things here:
- Back check down middle ice and pick up forward in scoring zone.
- The forward can turn backwards and stay between the offensive players and the net.
- In this clip you can see the results of going outside the dots. You always want to be in man-you-goal positioning. Here both the defense and forward skate outside the dots, giving away middle ice.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
1 v 1 Defensive Tactic - Force Puck Carier to Backhand
Tactics:
- Forcing the puck carrier to backhand
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Keys:
- Tight gap control
- Good stick position - Taking away forehand
- Open the door to backhand
- Stick out in front of your body
- Elbow bent, stick in close to body, ready to poke check
- Force the player outside the dots
- Pressure up, when puck carrier commits to backhand
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Power Thoughts:
Your attitude is either the lock or the key to the door of success. -Anonymous
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