The goal of this drill is to emphasize the importance of the winger on the boards attacking the seam. This situation occurs often when running an overload or umbrella power play. The forward passes the puck to the defense at the blue line. The defense needs to become a threat by working their way as far to the middle of the ice as possible. The forward works their way up the boards just above the face off circle to provide an outlet for the defense. The defense has two o
This is a good drill for "power play" practices. The player in the corner passes to the defensemen at the point, who passes to his defensive partner in the middle of the ice. The most important part of this drill is the shot coming from the point. First of all it needs to hit the net, and secondly it has to be low and give the forwards a chance to tip. Forwards need to be prepared for a rebound as well. A good variation is to add defensemen down low.
To start this drill, the defensive player starts on their knees with their back to the forwards. On the whistle, the coach passes the puck to either forward and they then take on the defense 2 on 1.
This drill simultates the situation created in the Overload Option #5 power play. F1 represents the best playmaker and the goal is to feed players F2, F3 & D1. X1 & X2 have to try to cover the three players in fron as best as they can. X1 and X2 have almost an impossible job, but that is OK because the goal of the drill is for the offensive players to become familiar with the situation that is created in the overload option #5 power play.
The goal of this drill is for your players to work on quick puck movement in the umbrella power play formation. The first pass comes from the coach or another player out of the corner (this pass can go to any player). There are two quick passes before the shot is taken. The the goal is for each touch to be a one touch pass or shot.
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