Ryan: Stationary Pass follow. Goalie should start on the top of the crease, follow the pass to the post, shuffle to the far post then push out to challenge the shot. Player in line cactches the puck and shoots the rotate around. Wait for the goalie to be set. receive the puck and make your pass looking at your target. Top hand in front make a sweeping motion. Meet the puck with a square stick. Aaron: Various Skating Switch directions after 4 Minutes. Brett: Adv variation: Skate and stop at the tire with your right skate, open the hip and push off the same right inside edge. Touch pass with line. Skate to the other tire and make a full left turn with both skates on the ice. Add another touch pass with line. (see station 4 for beginner variation) Josh: Skate to tire stop with your left skate, open the hip if possible, and make a right turn. Add a pass to the coach or line can make the pass. (See #3 for adv player variation) Nik: Adv variation: (see #6 for beginner variation) P1 Carry the puck and make a full turn around the middle tire then pass to P2. P1 continues around the tire down the boards towards the back door. P2 receive the puck and carry to the middle faking a shot and passing or fake the pass and shoot low for a rebound. P1 should shoot or crash the net and then switch lines. Bruno: P1 Carry the puck and make a deke on the middle tire then pass to P2. P2 Skates with the puck around the top tire and shoots on goal for a low rebound or can make a pass to P1. P1 Stops at the tire by the wall then goes towards the back post for the rebound. Zac: Player starts with pumping the inside edge. Work on receiving a pass on forehand and backhand from the coach. (give adv players hard bad passes in their skates and behind them) Players carry the puck through tires continuing to use their inside edges. Skates should stay on the ice and eyes up with the puck. Players continue back into the line leave the puck for the coach dont pass it back. Make sure to switch sides after 4 minutes.
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