Master the tactics of hockey with our 20 week program. Get started now with Module 1: Hockey Terminology.
The goal of this module is to create a progression in learning from A to Z. There are great sections in this module that will build your technical hockey vocabulary. Learning the international language of hockey is paramount in expanding your overall game understanding and communicating with players and coaches. If the odd term seems slightly simple, don't worry, there is tons of technical content as well.
Terminology defined (examples):
passing lanes, shooting lanes, support, active stick, head on a swivel, offensive support, defensive support, strong side, weak side, quick up, wheel, reverse, inside out, cut the ice in half, backside pressure, flat skating, timing, pinch, stagger, PSA, lanes, seams, quiet zones, headman, overlap, give and go, cycling, inside, outside, up ice, down ice, backside pressure, back door, and many more. If you know them all, you know the game!
The goal of this course is to create a progression in learning from A to Z, from Module 1 to 5, but feel free to pick and choose the modules you need the most.
We built the curriculum step by step, teaching first the terminology, then explore every zone of the ice, from defensive, to neutral, and on to offensive zone without, then with the puck. Our final module teaches powerplay and penalty killing systems. Get started now!
1 | Module 1: Introduction 01:00 |
2 | Whiteboard Symbols 01:49 |
3 | 1.1.1: Areas of the Ice 02:06 |
4 | 1.1.2: Prime Scoring Area 01:50 |
5 | 1.1.3: Lanes 03:17 |
6 | 1.1.4: Seams 02:49 |
7 | 1.1.5: Quiet Zones 02:07 |
8 | 1.2.1: Transition 01:45 |
9 | 1.2.2: Defensive and Offensive Support 02:20 |
10 | 1.2.3: Puck Protection 02:19 |
11 | 1.2.4: Pinch and Stagger 02:56 |
12 | 1.2.5: Active Stick-Shoulder Checks-Head on a Swivel 03:23 |
13 | 1.2.6: Flat Skating 03:12 |
14 | 1.2.7: Timing 03:15 |
26 | 1.4.1: Headman Pass 02:04 |
27 | 1.4.2: Back Pass 01:48 |
28 | 1.4.3: Overlap-Follow your Pass 01:48 |
29 | 1.4.4: Drop Pass in all 3 Zones 02:38 |
30 | 1.4.5: Give and Go 01:01 |
31 | 1.4.6: Cycling 03:51 |
32 | 1.5.1: Skill Tip: How to Receive a Rim Pass 01:00 |
33 | 1.5.2: Skill Tip: How to Saucer Pass 00:45 |
Nathan Leslie
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My 10 years of professional hockey and 10 years as a hockey development expert and coaching mentor to hundreds of coaches and thousands of players are jam packed into this member site so that you can stop your endless searching. I have a Masters Degree in Education and have been a teacher. I believe every hockey coach is a teacher first. As a professional player in the Swiss A League and other European leagues I really needed to understand the game from the inside out to stay competitive. Now I have the chance to share it all with you in this course. To learn more about us visit Leslie Global Sports @ www.lgsports.ca.
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Nate has a Masters Degree of International Education from Madrid, Spain, speaks German, Swiss German, & French, and played 7 years of professional hockey in Europe. Nate is the owner of Leslie Global Sports and the Director of the West Coast Hockey Prep Camp and recently returned from filming a hockey documentary in Mongolia. Leslie Global Sports & LGS America run hockey camps, skill development, and coaching mentorship programs in Vancouver, Port Alberni, Surrey, Port Coquitlam, Whistler, Squamish, Victoria, The Richmond Olympic Oval, Baltimore, New York City, Queens, Washington DC, Queenstown, New Zealand, Budapest, Hungary & Mongolia. In Vancouver, Nate instructs hockey academies at Earl Marriott, Semiahmoo, Britannia, & Sentinel Secondary Schools.
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