Jonathan Larsson

Pad Passes can create valuable second-chance scoring opportunities when no other options are available. It’s an important skill to have in your toolbox...especially when you need to find a way to keep the play alive and generate a scoring...

Maintaining a higher elbow position and actively engaging your wrists can accelerate your improvement. When learning a new skill or fine-tuning your technique, I always recommend overemphasizing key movements during training. Why? Because...

goals from last night's Goal Diggers summer 4v4 playoff loss #highlight #goal

When performing this stationary drill, the primary focus should be on how the movement is generated. Once the foundation and mechanics are established, you can then work on pinpoint accuracy and directing the puck exactly where you want it to...

Want to take your skating deception to the next level? Using your crossover step in either a turn or as a step will have defenders 🤔 Also a skill that the Hughes brothers excel at! 🔥🔥 #hcskillscoach #hockeydevelopment #hockeytraining #elitehockey...

This drill challenges players to turn a pass reception into an immediate scoring play. The player receives the puck (off a passer in the video) while attacking the net, quickly moves it from forehand to backhand, and softly chips it over a...

One of the most overlooked skills in hockey is how quickly you can receive and move the puck. The less time the puck stays on your stick, the harder you are to defend and the faster your team can attack. Practice receiving cleanly, getting your head...

In this video, I explain the importance of having the wrist snap action at the release phase of any shot release. The Grip (top) hand has 2 ranges of motion. 1 -The Pull and 2 - The wrist-snap/rolling action. Both wrists have a purpose and work...

This clip demonstrates the importance of delivering a pass without unnecessary puck handling while in a stationary position. I recommend dedicating specific time during practices to passing-only drills, both stationary and in motion. Developing...