When a team utilizes cycle passing, they are usually a pretty successful group. Proper cycling in the offensive zone is key, and the xPasser Give-N-Go
Skating
Premier puck-moving forwards and defensemen have an arsenal of tricks up their sleeves. One such move is the ability to complete a soft touch pass with teammates and continue through the neutral or offensive zone.
We've shown you that, with the xPasser Give-N-Go, you have a plethora of drills to choose from in your next practice or tryout. Today, we
When practice starts, coaches usually run players through a warm-up skating drill that encompasses both offensive zones and the neutral zone. But what if you could replace that drill with one that includes passing and
There are so many ways to use the xPasser Give-N-Go, there's no way to count. Here's another one of our favorite drills with this training
One-timers have been a staple for offensive players for decades. Getting a shot off as quickly as possible after receiving a pass can both confuse
The Minnesota is a drill that coaches use frequently in practice and, as they tell their players, before games. It's a time-tested drill that players usually enjoy as it works on coordination, speed, passing and
The figure 8 drill is a must-have for the coach looking to see how his or her players are developing their skating abilities. We already
We've already shown you how the xPasser Give-N-Go can be great for a full-ice warm up. On this video, though, we are happy to show
Coaches have been making players skate the figure 8 with a puck in practices for centuries. It provides an excellent gauge for speed, cornering, stickhandling ability and hand-eye coordination. In this post, though, we are
If you've ever skated in a practice or warm-up, chances are that you've completed The Michigan. It's a staple in hockey warm-up drills. Oftentimes, coaches