Always Take Away Angle to Net

Strategy & System: 

• Penalty Killing

Keys:

• Always pressure up from inside out
• Skate to post then pressure up
• Stick always on ice, in passing lane

Reads:

•  Read the players on backhand and pressure up

Rules:

• Play Man-You-Goal
• Pressure up on loose pucks
• Once we start pressure, do not stop until we get puck

• Skate to post first, then pressure up
• Always take away angle to net from puck carrier

Power Thoughts:

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DPR Korea Reading Passing Lane and Making No Space Play & Forcing Pass

Tactics:  No Space Plays

• Shoot the puck into open space

Reads:

• Time
• Space
• Stick

  

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Power Thoughts:

 "Too many people overvalue what they are not and 

undervalue what they are."

Malcolm Forbes

Japan Breakout Reverse Strong Side - World University Games 2011

Keys:

• The forechecker needs to follow the defender behind the goal and out past goal line
• Their must be support on strong side boards

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Power Thoughts:

'The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack in will'      -Vincent Lombardi

Turkey - PR Korea Defensive Read the Rush

Defensive Read the Rush:

In this video the defense communicates 2 times to the forward to pick up man. But the forwards fails to get to middle ice and pick up his man. Forwards need to backcheck between the dots.



Terms:

• Read, Communicate, Pressure Up & Contain

Reads:

• 2 v 2 or 2 v 1?
• If there a large gap, it is a 2 v 1
• If the backchecker on board it is a 2 v 1

                     Never Backcheck down boards

Keys:

• Protect the middle on uneven situations
• Take angle or circular approach to make check

Playing Rules:

• Always Backcheck down the middle ice
• Backcheck to the slot
• Always finish checks
• Keep the ice divided

 The backchecker is beat because he is not in the middle lane.

The backchecker losses the race to slot

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Power Thoughts: (Building a Team)

"When you first assemble a group, it’s not a team right off the bat. It’s only a collection of individuals."               -Mike Krzyzewski