Chapter 1: Module 4: Offensive Zone
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Module 4 Outline
Chapter 2: Module 4.1: Skill Tip Videos
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4.1.1: Skill Tip: Basic Stickhandling
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4.1.2: Skill Tip: Stickhandling in Chaos Drill
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4.1.3: Skill Tip: 2 Puck Stickhandling Drill
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4.1.4: Skill Tip: How to Scoop a Puck Trick
Chapter 3: Module 4.2: Shooting Tip Videos
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4.2.1: Skill Tip: How to Roof a Puck
Lesson 7:
4.2.2: Skill Tip: How to Set Up a One Timer
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- Giving the perfect pass can often be the difference between scoring and not scoring. Great players make their teammates look good because they put the puck in exactly the right spots to make it easy for their teammate to make the next play. A player receiving the puck has two types of targets. A passing zone, and a shot zone. A one-timer requires receiving the puck in the ‘shot zone,’ right under the shooter’s nose.
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4.2.3: Skill Tip: How to Take a One Timer
Chapter 4: Module 4.3: Offensive Zone
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4.3.1: Forechecking Overview
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4.3.2: Forecheck- 1-2-2 Against all Breakouts
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4.3.3: Forecheck- 2-1-2 Against all Breakouts
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4.3.4: Forecheck- 2-3 or Left Lane Lock Against all Breakouts
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4.3.5: Forecheck-Torpedo
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4.3.6: Forecheck-Controlled-Deep Trap+Swing with Speed
Chapter 5: Module 4.4: Offensive Principles
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4.4.1: Grey Zones
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4.4.2: Stretch Skating
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4.4.3: Offensive Controlled Skating
Chapter 6: Module 4.5: Offensive Zone Entry
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4.5.1: Possession on Entry
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4.5.2: 1-2-3 Attack Triangle
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4.5.3: Numerical Advantage on Attack
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4.5.4: Drive and Delay
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4.5.5: Net Drive
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4.5.6: Skill Tip: How to Go to the Net
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4.5.7: Applying Offensive Pressure
Chapter 7: Module 4.6: Offensive Zone Tactics
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4.6.1: Offensive Tactics in the Zone Overview
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4.6.2: Offensive Tactics-Cycling Variations
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4.6.3: Offensive Tactics-Attacking the Net from the Point
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4.6.4: Walkouts
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4.6.5: Offensive Tactics-Plays in Tight