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 Video Hockey Tips

From time to time Author John Shorey gets time
to sit down with webmaster Joe Lor to talk about
Hockey in front of Joe's video web cam.

Hockey - Teaching Boys and Girls the Basics

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Other YouTube Video Hockey Tips

Hockey - Teaching Boys and Girls the Basics
Hockey Tips Scoring Goals - Breakaways, Penalty Shots and Shootouts
Youth Hockey Tournaments - Tips for Competing Successfully !
Hockey Coaching - Penalty Killing - Defending the 5 on 4
Hockey - Using the Boards as Your Friends
Minor Hockey Rules: Offside, Delayed Offside and Icing
Tips for Choosing Positions for Your Hockey Players
Coaching Youth Hockey for New Coaches
Making Sure Hockey Equipment Fits To Assure Safety
Buying Hockey Equipment for First Time Players
Hockey Tryout Camp
Preseason Training Tips
Checking to the Head - Commentary
Hockey Made Easy Anniversary Sale
Tips for Coaches during Hockey Playoffs
Tips for Scoring Playoff Hockey Goals
Hockey Playoff Game Plan
Youth Hockey Playoff Tips
Tips for Scoring Goals in Hockey
Scoring in the 5 Hole
Power Plays and Penalty Killing

Written Hockey Tips

From time to time Author John Shorey gets time to write and
send out hockey tips to coaches, parents and players about
playing recreational and competitive hockey. 

Here is his latest tip

Youth Hockey Coaches, Managers, Parents and Players:

Many Teams will soon be participating in a Holiday Tournament and
I want to help you be completely prepared for this fun filled challenge.

Since most of the Teams will be new to you, here are 10 general tips
to help you compete against all Teams that you will face.

1. Tournaments are like playoffs, the team that gives up the least goals
against competes right to the final buzzer.

2. Defensive hockey wins tournament and playoff games.

3. On offence, get the puck in deep, forecheck, recover and cycle the puck,
shoot and score on shots, screens, tip-ins, deflections or rebounds.

4. Be hard on the puck in all 3 zones and win the 1 on 1 battles.

5. On defence, make sure you cover their wide winger thru the neutral zone.

6. Forwards help your D by backchecking all the way back to your goal line.

7. Don't give up any odd man rushes.

8. Defensive zone coverage is essential for preventing goals. Keep the puck to the outside.

9. Cover the man in front of your net and the slot area at all times as most goals are scored from here.

10. When you recover the puck, clear your defensive zone quickly by headmanning the puck.

Coaches, inform your players that these 10 tips will help them compete in any tournament game even against the very best "AAA" teams.