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Friday, September 16, 2011



1. Line players up in opposite corners
2. Place a coach at each wall on the blue lines (4 coaches)
3. Players start by making a pass to the opposite side of the blue and the skate the middle
4. Player receives return pass and passes to the next blue line (again opposite side from where they started)
5. Player receives pass and then skates in on net

1. Hard passes
2. Head up play as there is another player coming the other way
3. Receiving and making good passes

Replace coaches with players so they can work on their give and go passes.
Thanks to Nino Febbraro for this drill.

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Russian Suicides (The Admiral)

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