Station 1: "follow the pass". X in corner starts with pucks, makes pass to D 1-up the boards. D 1 stays tight against boards, gets pass and skates with puck towards D2. D 2 almost in line with the goal. to start. When D1 starts skating with the puck, D2 needs to skate backwards to the boards, ready to receive pass . Pass comes to D2, who then controls puck, makes pass down the boards to RW. RW-passes to C--who passes to LW who then takes a shot on net. Station 2: x1 starts with back against boards, w/ puck. X2 is 8-10 feet away from X1. X2 skates backwards,. X1 makes pass to X2, both skating towards far side boards. Try to make as many passes as possible. X2 reaches boards, --stop. X1 skates backwards and repeat drill in other direction. Station 3 :1 vs 1 puck battle with a shot on net. Coach dumps puck into zone, First player to puck is offense, second player is defending the goal/stopping the attack. Depending on number of skaters, could create a 2 vs 2 situation as well. One shot on net, or D player gets puck out of zone.
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