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On Defense with Stu Grimson

By Bob Cunningham Printer friendly page ON DEFENSE with Stu Grimson When you watched Stu Grimson play hockey, you don’t usually reflect on “The Grim Reaper’s” mental approach to the game. But the 6-foot-5 former Chicago Blackhawk insists that pre-game preparation and on-ice concentration are the key ingredients to success for a defenseman at any level of…

November 24, 2010
It’s Where You Want To Be!

By Jason Reed Printer friendly page Off the ice they are pretty much the same guy—quiet, family oriented and friendly. On the ice they may seem different as night and day—one is aggressive and charges up the ice while the other prefers to stay home and keep an eye on the net—but in reality, they are still…

November 23, 2010
The Left Wing Lock

By Gianni Raimondo Printer friendly page The left wing lock is a controlled forechecking system that was popularized by the Detroit Redwings in the late 1990’s. Before I get into the details of this system, it is important to note that there are a few variations of the Left Wing Lock. Off course, a coaching staff should…

November 22, 2010
How to Run Practice

By Bill Ferguson Printer friendly page Mike Milbury teaches his players NHL fundamentals. ©BBS We’ve all heard the phrase “Practice Makes Perfect.” But when it comes to hockey that old adage can get you in hot water. And as we all know, hot water and ice hockey don’t mix. A more accurate phrase might be “Practice Makes…

November 21, 2010
Hip Checks

How to throw a Hip Check You don’t see hip checks in the NHL much now a days. Players and coaches have realized that most of the time a hip check is a low risk-reward play. The risk of either taking yourself out of the play if you miss the opposing pla…

November 20, 2010
Hip Checks

How to throw a Hip Check You don’t see hip checks in the NHL much now a days. Players and coaches have realized that most of the time a hip check is a low risk-reward play. The risk of either taking yourself out of the play if you miss the opposing pla…

November 20, 2010
Hip Checks

How to throw a Hip Check You don’t see hip checks in the NHL much now a days. Players and coaches have realized that most of the time a hip check is a low risk-reward play. The risk of either taking yourself out of the play if you miss the opposing pla…

November 20, 2010
Passing Drills for Defense

Passing Drills for Defensemen Here’s a great series of passing drills that will benefit all players, but in particular defensemen. The back and forth passing practiced in the Quad Passing, and Cross Ice Passing drills are valuable skills when playing …

November 20, 2010
Passing Drills for Defense

Passing Drills for Defensemen Here’s a great series of passing drills that will benefit all players, but in particular defensemen. The back and forth passing practiced in the Quad Passing, and Cross Ice Passing drills are valuable skills when playing …

November 20, 2010
Passing Drills for Defense

Passing Drills for Defensemen Here’s a great series of passing drills that will benefit all players, but in particular defensemen. The back and forth passing practiced in the Quad Passing, and Cross Ice Passing drills are valuable skills when playing …

November 20, 2010

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