How to Add a Crossover Start to a Stop
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Hey everybody, Dwayne Blais here from NSDA. I have a cool hockey drill to show you. This drill is easy, quick and has two parts. It starts as a shooting practice, which is great to get your goaltender warmed up and many players moving at the same time, and then progresses into a 2v1. First,
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Hey everybody, Dwayne Blais here with the NSDA. Today, we’re going to work on wall play. So what we’re going to do is go through a little bit of a progression, going from one drill to the next and adding some different elements to it. But the biggest thing with wall work is the puck
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Face-offs are a vital component of professional hockey, and there are numerous ways that players can approach them. This guide, drawing insights from Dwayne Blais’s instructional video, will delve into the intricacies of face-offs, teaching both beginners and seasoned players how to enhance their game. Setup: Face-Off Techniques: Conclusion: Face-offs, though seemingly simple, are an
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Passing is an essential skill in hockey that can make or break your game. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer, understanding the intricacies of a well-executed pass can give you the upper hand on the ice. Dwayne Blais, NHL Skills Coach for the Detroit Red Wings, shares invaluable insights on how to pass
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Body checking is an essential skill in hockey, integral to the game’s strategy and excitement. However, body checking and body contact are often misunderstood or poorly executed, especially by young players just entering the game. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide on the fundamentals of body checking, emphasizing awareness, body posture, and techniques.
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