Weiss Tech Hockey Reveals its Top 5 Most Popular Posts of All Time
I started this blog a little over 4 years ago… which is a long time in internet years! It started as a bit of an experiment for me. I wanted to try and use web technology to help local coaches with their practice plans. I’d been playing around with a “new” drill diagrammer I had just come across, DrillDraw, and thought it would be cool to make video explanations of drills using a “digital whiteboard.”
I started by posting a few video explanations of my favorite drills, and things just kinda took off from there! At that time, nobody was doing digital video explanations, and it seemed to be a method of delivery that resonated with coaches. As things have progressed, we’ve branched out into other aspects of hockey training and development, and the blog has developed into the format you see today.
This week I was doing a bit of reflection, and I got curious as to which of my posts have been the most popular (in terms of page views) over the past 4 years. So I decided to look into it, and post Weiss Tech Hockey’s Top 5 Most Popular Posts. Here they are (remember, my video-production abilities have evolved over the years… so you might get a good laugh at some of my older stuff!):
Weiss Tech Hockey’s Top 5 Most Popular Posts of All Time
5. Breakouts: Color-coded Breakout System
4. Breakout Progression Drill
3. Forecheck: 1-2-2 “Foosball” Forecheck
2. My Favorite Off-Ice Agility Drill
And the Number 1 Weiss Tech Hockey Post of All Time…
1. 9 Half-Ice Hockey Drills Every Coach Should Know
HELP US OUT!
So there’s the Top 5. I’d love to know which Weiss Tech content has been the most useful for you. Leave your comments in the section below, and let us know what has been useful, and what you’d like to see more of.
Thanks for your participation!
Jeremy
The half ice drills are very helpfull. My team has 1/2 ice two times a weeka and the whole ice two times.
But what really has helped me is the Coaches training course. I’m getting back into coaching after 12 years away and am coaching a female team full of beginners (age range 15-35). The systems you introduce in the course (and the ebooks, that I bought a few weeks back) have helped me and my team a lot.
glad they help! have you seen our post from this week? i think you’ll like it: Bednár Skating Warm-up Drill
The half ice drills will be helpful for me, we practice with another team so all I do is half-ice!
I hate half ice! But a lot of programs are doing it now… unfortunately!