Chapter 1: Module 1: Hockey Basics and Terminology
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Module 1: Introduction
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Whiteboard Symbols
Chapter 2: Module 1.1: Areas of the Ice
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1.1.1: Areas of the Ice
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1.1.2: Prime Scoring Area
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1.1.3: Lanes
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1.1.4: Seams
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1.1.5: Quiet Zones
Chapter 3: Module 1.2: Tactical Terminology
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1.2.1: Transition
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1.2.2: Defensive and Offensive Support
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1.2.3: Puck Protection
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1.2.4: Pinch and Stagger
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1.2.5: Active Stick-Shoulder Checks-Head on a Swivel
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1.2.6: Flat Skating
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1.2.7: Timing
Chapter 4: Module 1.3: Fundamental Skill Tips
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1.3.1: Skill Tip: Skating: How to Crossover
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1.3.2: Skill Tip: Basic Stickhandling
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1.3.3: Skill Tip: How to Roof a Puck
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1.3.4: Skill Tip: How to Set up a One Timer
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1.3.5: Skill Tip: How to Take a One Timer
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1.3.6: Skating: Forward to Backward Pivots
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1.3.7: Skating: Forward to Backward to Forward Pivots
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1.3.8: Skating: Open Mohawk Turns with Puck
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1.3.9: Skating: Puck Separation Teaching Spacial Awareness and Area Passes
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1.3.10: Skating: Keep it on the Forehand Puck Skills
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1.3.11: Skating: Punch Turns: Sharper Than a Tight Turn
Chapter 5: Module 1.4: Passing Tactics
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1.4.1: Headman Pass
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1.4.2: Back Pass
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1.4.3: Overlap-Follow your Pass
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1.4.4: Drop Pass in all 3 Zones
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1.4.5: Give and Go
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1.4.6: Cycling
Chapter 6: Module 1.5: Passing Videos
Lesson 32:
1.5.1: Skill Tip: How to Receive a Rim Pass
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- This video sparks debate! Whether you use your feet or your stick to pick up a puck coming around the boards is up to you, but this trick will really help, I promise. Every year I see more and more top players in the world use their stick. It requires spatial awareness and a good read of incoming pressure. Once you go stick, you’ll never go back.
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1.5.2: Skill Tip: How to Saucer Pass