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who was the player who had the puck at the end of the video? right handed, white helmet

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Hospitals will fight to stop this device because it will eliminate many unnecessary scans, procedures that are very costly and profitable for them.

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I don't want to break out it always should go to D to right wing or to left wing then to the center. which is dangerously close to your own goalie unless it's necessarily absolutely positively essential to do so.

why are these so-called professional hockey players making mistakes of a pee wee? mostly all of them are shooting off the wrong foot terrible passing!

Love the "Hi Sharks" sign in Sami Jo Small's office! Great conversation about the women's game.

Formula 1 on skates was Paul.

It's a fantastic camp for goalies who like fast paced action . Players on defense need to stickhandle or pass the puck over the blueline before the switch to offensive line change occurs. Learn how to handle the puck in fast 4 minute games . Stats and a playoffs are made . There is also a pro Preperation camp and even an NHL camp that you can watch for free

When coach shows up without pucks...

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Love this movie !!

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Another reason for Gretzky points, he was very good however the goalies back in the day were absolutely terrible. Where would you see a goalie turn around and give up his back on a breakaway? Lol times have changed for the better

My friends cat saw this team & then turned into a lion

Karlsson to Hoffman is unmatched

great pass, but i think karlsson's hail mary to hoffman in 2017 (in this same building funny enough) is the greatest pass of all time

It’s refreshing to see a prominent hall of famer throwing shade so bluntly…a little unpolished in his delivery..but what are these players gonna do when they see the tape? Moose is calling you out and he’s right. You can’t write him off as an armchair critic when he’s got six rings, a ton of points/games played…and some nasty sin bin totals to boot😮

What a masterful discussion! Wally has this amazing skill to direct focus on the important and meaningful details that produce best results. Hi work as a mentor is second to none. Producing a video of the reflections he initiates is a legacy that will make a difference for up and coming leaders, coaches in sports. Make a point of listening to this one all the way through.

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Wally so great to hear Alan and you, Master Mentors of the game! Thanks for posting these. I use cues like..."Low and slow" to establish forwards that are available to support the puck in these situations and on-ice areas. Similarly, a timed skate path with the mid-ice forward mirroring, as you mentioned in the video, is also a very good cue/concept to teach. Paced and well-timed skating generates multiple options in generating a rush. I am experimenting with challenging the D and Fwds to begin to think about "the next pass" in the sequence. Two passes upstream...this idea comes from elite soccer teachings. In the example you provide, I also instruct and cue the D-men to backward skate, into "the pocket", thereby gaining space and ice behind or back into transition ice so they can create some room for themselves. Then the D puck carrier can "step up" into open ice on their own "read" forward skating and moving the puck with a direct pass option. In this way, the D passer is supporting the pass by shortening the gap to the puck receiver. They can be available for a bump back. The D-hinge is also a wrinkle that can be added to the sequence you describe in the video. The hinge tactically creates deception and misdirection (I think it is underused). Having said this, it seems that Neutral Zone (NZ) regroups, and NZ counters, occur less and less in today's game. At least, in North American Pro, Major Jr etc. The NZ now is only occupied (NHL stats) about 17 % of the total playtime. The NZ has become a drive-through zone. This is unfortunate. Pucks are thrown deep far too often from the NZ and players stay in their lanes far too often in my opinion. What do you guys think? Is tactical gain and advantage possible by regrouping or is moving the puck back towards the DZ too risky?

The costs add up making it inaccessible for lots of parents.

"It was just one of those careers."

Should be staple drill for OZ player development! F1/F2 strong side support - F3 high weak side then when puck switch sides F3 now F1

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They’re playing at half speed looks like

This has to be a joke. This can’t be a AA team either. They can barely skate. My U10s in Minnesota could skate circles around these kids. Brutal.

We use to have drill that every “player” had to score a goal before the practice could end and if the goalie let any goal that the coach deemed makeable to be saved the entire team had to restart lol

Very specific. Also, why does the video loop?

You're 1 of those liberal Canadian parents who ruin hockey for normal kids. AA.....put ur phone away and watch your kid he won't last long!

this is a joke right?

Why Pack is Yellow?))

Right, ofcourse, the equation to enslave an entire population, this and the "the best books to achieve success" some people love this sht...

"Gentlemen, this is your home field so please, take the ball" The ultimate setup. LOL

Using lyrical poems, like the, "One high, one low..." or "When in drought glass and out..." similies and analogies suggest a kind of short-hand in communication and understanding when coaching. Many sports use them to teach principles and concepts...in hockey we may not use them often enough to simplify the game for players.

its ok can use gravity to balance body and increase speed ...outside edge its old style skating ...nothing wrong... a little bit slower but conserve all energy ... great job

One of the best goals ever - what a set up !!

Dude was smooth af

@mikerichards8456 13 days ago best sport ever

As a western New Yorker this scene has a special place in my heart because of Jim Kelly’s cameo.

best sport ever

This is amazing ty!

"Just one of those days ya know, scored 3 goals and 3 assists" Wayne Gretzky

Wally I am reading about shape and pattern recognition and decision making. Based on research on learning and recognition/response "quick decision makers" use shapes and patterns to respond quickly and correctly to a situation better than others that do not have that been taught (and practiced) that skill! Love the chat!I wish I could break free for the Dead Sharks!!!

What is the drug? I must have missed it .

What are the odds, Holyfield says a line about “eating a body part?” And then his ear is bite off years later, twice.

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This scene was great! But honestly, WTF is with Evander Holyfield? They have a "who's who" of NFL stars. His cameo made no sense and didn't add to it. And why of all the actual football players did he get a line?! The director must have owed him money.