This category focuses on movement without the ball to create attacking opportunities.These drills help players understand when and where to move.Perfect for attacking players from U12 through Senior level.Ideal for coaches building fluid attacking units that create chances.
Movement off the ball is vital if you want your hockey players to get into space to receive a pass and open up opportunities for attacks to develop.
The hockey movement drills and videos below will sharpen your players' running off the ball skills and to develop their awareness of how to create space using triangles and give them the skills they need to string a dangerous series of passes together up the pitch, to keep possession for longer and score more goals.
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