03:29

Utilize deceptive Linear Crossovers against defenders in the Neutral Zome

02:56

Stride board training techniques to make you a faster skater

02:08

Manipulate Defenders with a Deceptive Puck on Hip to a Pull Across move

08:45

Developing Faster Skaters by rebuilding the Forward Stride from Linear Runner to Lateral Pusher

02:24

NHL Oilers McDavid manipulates defender with a deceptive Pull Across movement

01:45

NHL Red Wings Nyquist utilizes a deceptive stick fake with a Cutback stickhandling movement

17:13

FORWARD STRIDNG - Are you being trained to be a linear stride RUNNER or a lateral stride PUSHER?

03:42

Increase you ANKLE BEND to become a FASTER SKATER

02:31

Skate FASTER by changing from a linear stride RUNNER to a lateral stride PUSHER

03:11

Deceptive Linear Crossovers - MacKinnon and McDavid

11:27

Become a faster skater with static and dynamic flexibility training at home

01:16

Improve scanning the ice behind you while utilizing an Open Hip Mohawk

03:11

Transferring the Cutback move from practice to the game breakdown

03:51

Manipulate Defenders with a Cutback Move to Create Scoring Chances

01:50

Deceptive Wall Retrieval with Escape

07:40

Develop an Effective Stickhandling Posture with Top Hand Activation - Dryland Routine

02:35

Developing Foundational Movements of Stickhandling - Top Hand Position Part 2 of 2

04:15

Foundational Posture Development for Skating and Puckhandling

03:37

The Cutback Move - Practice to Game Transfer

01:50

Utilize Deception on the OBL to Create Better Scoring Chances

03:31

Utilize four steps to create more effective OZone entries with a Cutback movement

20:12

Create more effective scoring chances on OZone entries

03:31

Developing more speed with a wider base

02:54

OZ Blue Line - Defending the Rush

07:55

Developing Foundational Movements of Stickhandling - Lower and Upper Body Part 1 of 2

05:08

Utilize saving ice routes to improve offensive support and timing

02:48

Lateral IE Cutback Movement with Soft Knee

01:09

OBL exit to inside dot line to NZ defense with stick on puck - Quinn Hughes (see description below)

00:38

Improper positioning of top hand while stickhandling

04:34

OZone Entries Out Numbered

02:47

The Role of F3 in the OZone

03:03

Playing Aggressive Defense on the OZone Blue Line

01:54

Performing Deceptive Movements on the Offensive Blue Line

02:08

Manipulate your Opponents with Deceptive Wide Base Puck Handling

02:58

Deceptive OZone Entry with Puck on Hip

02:08

Creating Deceptive OZone Entries

02:53

Utilizing Deception to Attack and Manipulate a 1 on 2 Out Numbered Situation

02:53

Common Defensive Mistakes 1 on 1

03:36

Creating and Sustaining Offense in the OZone

03:06

Deceptive OZ Entry with Puck on Hip

02:27

Providing Proper Support on OZ Entries

04:42

OZONE playmaking with Zebra passing

02:21

OZ out numbered possession entry utilizing playmaking skills to extend the sequence

02:15

Boxing Out Opponents along the Wall

02:46

OZ Entry attack utilizing Boxing Out and BH Spin movements

01:45

Aggressive vs Passive NZ Defense

01:50

OZ Offense down low with Stick on Puck and Boxing Out

03:02

NZ Defense at the Puck utilizing the Weakside Defenseman

03:47

D to D Support Down Low DZ

05:12

Rush Defense at the Puck

03:00

Making Decisions with the Puck

02:27

Effectively control your opponents by utilizing Gap Control and Angling skills

01:15

Practice to Game Transfer of a Skill Movement - Open Hip Mohawk to Cutback Move

01:26

Utilize Arc Skating to Manipulate Checking Pressure on the DZ Breakout

00:44

Utilize Deceptive Arc Skating in the NZ with Puck on Hip and Tap & Go to Manipulate Opponents

00:36

Create Passing or Shooting Deception by Utilizing a Wide Base Puck on Hip Position

00:51

OZ Entry blending Cut Back to Inside Dot Line to Puck on Hip with Fake Shot to Pull Across Movements

00:49

OZ Entry utilizing a Cut Back Movement to get Inside the Dot Line to Create Better Scoring Chances

00:59

Utilize a Slide-Stop Reverse Movement in Tight Spaces (Facing Opponent) to Create Time and Space

00:41

Utilize a Slide-Stop Reverse Movement in Tight Spaces (Back to Opponent) to Create Time and Space