Flash screens can be an effective way to alter a goalie’s sight lines. Here’s a great example of a player skating through the net front right before Hage is about to take his shot. By doing this, it is very difficult for a goaltender to track the...

We work a lot on the “shuffle transition” as I like to call it! We are working on staying in front of our opponent without crossing our feet to give them an advantage. We also talk about stick on stick and playing the body vs. puck watching. #drill

NEFPHL Champions 🏆 Final game highlights — proud of our group and the way we competed. Great finish to a great weekend. #hockey #hockeylife #defenseman #u15aaa #elitehockey #masshockey #nefpfl #champions #hockeyhighlights #americanhockeyacademy...

Strong team win vs. Boston Hockey Academy — 7:1. Proud of our compete level and pace. Here are my highlights from the game. #hockey #hockeyplayer #defenseman #u15aaa #elitehockey #bostonhockeyacademy #aha #americanhockeyacademy #2010hockey...

Here’s a few clips from our session this week. We focused on stutter steps and using our inside edges to change direction. Goal was the be able to change up the speed by holding the edge longer and then moving quickly. This is a skating skill that...

One of my go-to breakaway moves—right up there with the backhand deke. Most players do the motion, but they don’t actually read the goalie or understand what they’re selling. On this setup, I’m watching one thing: which leg the goalie is anchoring...

In this video, breaking down how elite players slip the puck under a defender’s stick before releasing a shot. Instead of pulling wide or trying to overpower the defender, the puck carrier creates separation by attacking the defender’s blade first....

The details we do with or without the puck are so crucial inside the game. Here are three good examples of that. First Bedard scanning and taking the puck wide to allow his teammates to catch up Second Bertuzzi skating towards the puck to create a...