This is a great example of how to create a two on one scenario by skating towards the defenceman and drawing him to you. By doing this, you create a passing lane and you also create time and space for the player you’re giving the puck to.

Playing chess not checkers is going to help you win more puck battles on the ice. By eliminating a player stick that you’re going to battle with gives you a massive advantage on winning those 101 puck battles.

Most players struggle with tunnel vision when the puck is coming to them. They receive it and only then start looking around. By that point, it’s already too late. Use the 3 Scan Rule every few seconds before the puck arrives. 1.Find the puck,...

The open-up shot is one of the deadliest modern scoring tools in hockey, especially for smaller skilled players like Cole Caufield. This video breaks down why this shot works, how to teach it, and some of the exact mechanics that separate elite...

How to toe drag in hockey? You actually don’t want to toe drag at all. Top 1% hockey players deke laterally with the Kane Drag. It’s faster, smoother and impossible to read! Learn it and give it a try ✅