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Posted by Jeremy Weiss
Hockey Breakout Drill
Simple and effective hockey breakout drills use progressions to teach recurring breakout patterns.
Many hockey situations occur in patterns. This simple hockey breakout drill breaks down these patterns into their simplest form, then puts them back together in sequence to mimic a game situation. CLICK HERE for the printout.
By Rob on Apr 24, 2009 | Reply
Hello Jeremy first of all I would like to thank you for the great information on your website it has been a tremedous help to me, I coach 9-10 year olds and would like to find a power play drill in the defensive, neutral and offensive zones, would you have any drills that you can suggest?
thanks again
Rob
By Jeremy Weiss on Apr 28, 2009 | Reply
Rob – thanks for your feedback, it’s always appreciated! I’ve got some drills that should help… I’ll add it to the list of upcoming posts, so keep an eye out. Thanks again!
Jeremy
By Brian Moseley on Sep 21, 2009 | Reply
what is the mohawk? can you direct me to some video of the mohawk, i\’m really interested to know, thanks.
By Jeremy Weiss on Sep 21, 2009 | Reply
it’s a way of turning or pivoting using both inside edges – it’s a very versatile move. i call it a mohawk, but there could very well be other names for it. i’ll see if i can throw up some footage of it for you.
By Terry Iverson on Oct 28, 2009 | Reply
Where can I find the first breakout video you referred to that explains the different options for the defenseman to initiate the breakout? Thanks
By Jeremy Weiss on Oct 28, 2009 | Reply
Here you go: http://weisstechhockey.com/blog/473/initiating-a-hockey-breakout/