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59 Lesson Course

 

 

 

 

 

 

recommended for:

 

 

 

    • Any driven player who wants to learn what it takes to play hockey at the higher levels.

    • In general, INDIVIDUAL AA or AAA players >15 years old

    • Older TEAMS with 3-4 practices per week.

59 lesson course includes:
    • The complete Hockey IQ Program
    • 2 lessons delivered per week.
    • 250+ videos
    • Short messages after each video
    • Theoretical exercises to make sure you grasp the content
    • Practical Tips to use in practices
    • Speed up your learning curve & learn from a collection of knowledge that we gained from playing & coaching over 30+ years from both sides of The Atlantic!

Hockey IQ Program lessons :

The 59 Lesson Course is broken down into 2 parts:

a) The first 27 Lessons cover what INDIVIDUALS & TEAMS should strive for in order to give themselves a better chance of getting good outcomes on the ice.

b) Lessons 28-59 shares Tips & Tactics how to solve specific situations and includes a lot of the “little things” that make a big difference! 

1)  Introduction.
2)  How to Score More Goals With Analytics.
3)  How to Score More as a TEAM.
4)  Individual Goal Scoring Tips.
5)  Master the Goal Scoring Mental Model.
6)  Main Objective of: a) the game & b) when playing offense.
7)  Main Objective when playing defense.
8)  The 4 Roles of a Hockey Player.
9)  Main Objectives of the 2 Offensive Roles
10)  Main Objectives of the 2 Defensive Roles.
11)  What we mean by Offensive Pressure.
12)  How to present your stick & body properly.
13)  How to create better passing angles.
14)  Getting to an opening with proper timing.
15)  The Hockey Chess Board & Winning Ice Space
16)  Role changes & Transitions
17)  Making Good Hockey Plays & The Outcome Priority sheet.
18)  Thought Process for Role #1
19)  Thought Process for Role #2
20)  Thought Process for Role #3.
21)  Thought Process for Role #4.
22)  Playing Fast Together.
23)  The Defensive UNIT.
24)  Master the Game Mental Model.
25)  Defensive Zone Priority Areas 1 & 2
26)  Defensive Zone Priority Areas 3-5
27)  Master the Defensive Zone Priority Areas Mental Model.
28)  The Puck Carrier’s 4 Options
29)  Concepts for Role #1:  Time & Space
30)  Concepts for Role #1:  “Draw N’ Dish”
31)  Concepts for Role #1:  Ice Awareness
32)  Concepts for Role #1:  Count Numbers
33)  Concepts for Role #1:  Read & React.
34)  Master Role #1 Mental Model
35)  3 Options for the Offensive Player Without the puck.
36)  Concepts for Role #2:  Presentation & Timing.
37)  Concepts for Role #2:  Communication & Ice Awareness.
38)  Concepts for Role #2:  Read & React.
39)  Master Role #2 Mental Model.
40)  3 Good Defensive Positioning Factors for D AT the puck.
41) Concepts for Role #3:  Pressure vs Contain
42)  5 Checking fundamentals
43)  4 Stick check tactics
44)  4 Great Defensive Habits for Defender AWAY from the puck.
45)  Concepts for Role #4:  Types of Coverage.
46)  Concepts for Role #4:  How to support.
47) Concepts for Role #4:  Proper Defensive Positioning.
48)  Concepts for Role #4:  “T2PA”
49)  Master the Defensive Roles Mental Model
50)  DZ Responsibilities (SSD+F1)
51)  DZ – Playing a 2×2 out of the corner
52)  DZ – Specific Situations (SSD+F1)
53)  DZ Responsibilities (WSD)
54)  DZ – Specific Situations (WSD)
55)  DZ Responsibilities (F2)
56)  DZ – Specific Situations (F2) 
57)  DZ Responsibilities (F3)
58)  DZ – Specific Situations (F3)
59)  The IMPACT Self-Evaluation Sheet