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Proven Performance Hockey
Skills That Thrill February Newsletter
Hi
Gang
I’m
sure you're all busy and excited about the playoffs. We
had a chance to watch some games and unfortunately
there can only be one winner Our
plan is to bring you the best instructors and instruction to the area. As
are students improve we here at Skills That Thrill strive to improve. Thank you for your continued support. We would like to thank all the teams that we train for allowing us to work with them. Also we wish you the best this playoff season. Skills That Thrill is honored to say that this is some of the most exciting hockey we have seen in a while. We have seen several of our students games and we look forward to seeing more. We
intend on going to more games until the season is over. If you can email
us game times and the arena that you play at we will do our best to attend. We
are proud of all the Skills That Thrill athletes, students, and teams that
we have been working with over the years. Best
of luck hope to see you there Some
Past News Summer Need 4 Speed Winner
Once again Greg congratulations on your success. In addition to Greg's achievements we have another student Kyle Quick who attended the 2005 summer skating clinic and avid Breakfast Club Clinic. Kyle plays for the South Point Minor Pewee Travel Team and is working very hard as well. Kyle stays focused and is very attentive when he works with us on improving his game. Kyle has also been asked to play as an alternative player with the Sun County AAA Minor PEE WEE's. March Break Clinics See our Clinics page for more details Mar 13/14/15 Tecumseh arena and Kingsville arena We'll cover stickhandling , skating passing , shooting – 2hrs per day for 3 days 6 hours ice time. See Clinics page for more information. New Specialized Clinics Coming This April When selecting the defensive or forward clinics please pick first 4 or last 4 or all 8 sessions. Prepare
for tryouts – this will fill up fast SKILLS THAT THRILL Defensive Specific Clinics We will be holding skill session clinics every weekend at Tecumseh Arena. These skill sessions are defense oriented Held
every Sat at Tecumseh arena times will be posted-hoping to have all clinics end
by noon or 1pm) – limit 20 students per session it is already filling up
do not miss out- SEE our Clinics page for more details SKILLS THAT THRILL Hockey Specific Clinics Held
every Sunday at Leamington arena times will be posted-hoping to have all clinics end
by noon or 1pm) – limit 20 students per session it is already filling up
do not miss out- SEE our Clinics page for more details WINDSOR
AREA – arena and times will be posted SEE our Clinics page for more details Don’t
miss out Monthly
Tip What
to do with the puck In the games that we have attended we have seen plenty of players skating up to the puck and slapping it away when no one is near them. We can call this many things “hope for the best hockey’ - “slap hockey” - “If I don’t have the puck I can’t get in trouble hockey” or “I don’t want it you take it hockey” You get the point. The puck is usually slapped where no one is, or to the other team. This is not what we want you to do. When you skate up to a puck you have 2 choices. CARRY THE PUCK until someone takes it away, or make a PLAY WITH THE PUCK. It could be as simple as, passing to teammate, skating to the red line and dumping it in, or shooting. If a player keeps this in his memory bank and keeps it readily available for recall in any given situation the chances of making a bad play are almost impossible and rare. We believe there are bad CHOICES made in those situations so keep the choice list short. You have 2 choices
You
can make a play by doing the following and
advanced
players can add to list of plays. The more advanced you become the more you
will be able to start anticipating or seeing 2, 3 or 4 plays ahead or in
advance.
Now the only variable is making a PLAY or the above. The more advanced you become the more you will be able to start anticipating or seeing 2, 3 or 4 plays ahead or in advance. This is a short list of choices , and not much to think about and that is what we all want, our students and players DOING better. In no way are we suggesting that you be a puck hog. When you hog the puck, you now have to beat 9 players on the ice to get a goal. For example look at all the best players they do not hog the puck they make the proper choice and plays every time. Want to learn more about this then get into our Forward and Defensive clinics coming this month. For now study this chart below on a regular basis and begin to understand what to do with the puck. Hope this helps Follow the chart below for extra help with your game and no more “hope for the best hockey’ - “slap hockey” - “If I don’t have the puck I can’t get in trouble hockey” or “I don’t want it you take it hockey”
Please print a copy for yourself. If you don't have Acrobat Reader you may download it free right here. Approaching the puck chart Until Next Time Jimmy Sonmez
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