
- fast break (or free shots from specific position) - start with 20 points; add 1 for each goal, reduce 2 if no goal - if reached 40: attacker win; if reached 0: goalies win - vary starting points with number of players in your team - try different positions (and maybe adjust won and lost points according to previous results)
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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