The semifinals have ended and there’s no surprise that Team Canada finds itself two wins away from capturing their second World Cup of Hockey title.

Their opponent, though, seems to be the talk of the tournament.

Team Canada will face off with a surprise finalist, Team Europe, in a best-of-three final series, which begins on Tuesday evening. Both Team Canada and Team Europe come from Group A, which also featured Team Czech Republic and Team USA. Both the Czechs and the Americans went winless in the preliminaries, while Team Europe’s only loss was to the Canadians in each team’s final preliminary game.

You’ve probably seen the bags that Grit has to offer. They are designed to be great for organizing, while not being too bulky or heavy.

The Gx3 Pro Series bag includes all of the features you’ve come to expect from Grit, but allows for a classic look on the outside. Receive the best from both worlds with this Grit bag.

In this video, we dissect the Grit GX3 Pro Series carry bag and show you the perks that come with it.

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-year coach, you are probably looking for the best way to maximize your practice time using effective hockey drills. Running the Montreal drill or making your players skate through Herbies can give you an idea of the determination and skating ability of a player, but you need something more in order to develop skills and really get a feel for what a player can bring to your club.

The video below, presented by pro coach Sean Ferrell and myself, Jamie Rivers, shows you 5 hockey drills, set up in stations, to run for your next camp or practice. When you step on the ice, you will have drills that will help you evaluate and develop a variety of skill, as well as provide an enjoyable experience for your players.