PRO HOCKEY TRAINING: Face Offs

Sports
Published on Apr 26, 2024
In this video, we talk about Face Offs.

When it comes to face offs, there's a lot of different ways players can address a draw. So taking draws either in the defensive zone, neutral zone or the offensive zone.

This video explains how to line your feet up, how and where to place your hands on your stick, and different tactics and techniques to win draws on your forehand and backhand. It also explains how to read your opponent to help you choose what techniques to use for each face off.

One of the biggest things that will make a player successful at the face-off dot is SPEED. The faster you can be at sweeping or scooping pucks, the more face-off wins you will see and give your team more possession of the puck.

Let us know in the comments below what technique you're going to add to your game first!
________________________________________________________________________________________

JOIN OUR TEAM: https://thensda.com/become-a-better-hockey-skills-coach/

Looking for more help with your practice? Get a new drill straight to your inbox every Monday morning by subscribing here: https://mailchi.mp/improveyourskills/newsletter-subscribe

Interested in joining a positive Hockey Focused Community where we share great hockey skill videos and so much more? https://www.facebook.com/NSDAhockey/?ref=settings

Don't forget parents, coaches and volunteers - we always have drill packages and coaches guides on our website for you to take advantage of!

Want to hear from NHL players, OHL players, GM's, coaches, parents and other captivating, inspiring guests? Check out our PODCAST! Search "Behind the Gear" on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, and of course check the footage right here on our YT Channel! Thanks for being here.

Don’t miss out on our live, interactive tips both on and off of the ice at:
Instagram @nsdahockey
Twitter @nsdahockey
________________________________________________________________________________________

Let us know in the comments below what other skills you would like to learn about!

Share Video

  • 560 x 315
  • 640 x 360
  • 853 x 480
  • 1280 x 720

Add to

Flag Video

Rate video

Rate video

Up next
Autoplay