Zach, this was an excellent video...simple and concise. It helped me to further understand my responsibilities as a Left winger. My biggest problem is that I thought I was responsible for the puck low against the boards into the corner...but my responsibility is to stay higher in the zone and protect against the high pass to the defenseman on my side. I'm playing pickup, so everything is pretty sloppy out there, which only helped to further confuse me. So it's great to get a much better read on what I'm really supposed to be doing in the D-zone....
A significant topic never really covered...is the role of skates in blocking passes to the slot. Stick on stick is important....but also using skates to block passes. I can't count how often my skates block passes...because they are lined up properly to make it very difficult for a skater to put a puck through that perceived hole.
Rd should be at far post side of net, 1 so nobody sneaks in, and 2, to be support for the Ld if he has to pass behind the net or reverse. That’s the only change I’d make
I think this is really dependent on where the opponent is. You wouldn't leave a guy sitting in front of the net or on near post just because you are playing the flip of the ice, would you?
This is one of the best introductory or back-to-basics d-zone coverage videos I've seen. Thanks!
Zach, this was an excellent video...simple and concise. It helped me to further understand my responsibilities as a Left winger. My biggest problem is that I thought I was responsible for the puck low against the boards into the corner...but my responsibility is to stay higher in the zone and protect against the high pass to the defenseman on my side. I'm playing pickup, so everything is pretty sloppy out there, which only helped to further confuse me. So it's great to get a much better read on what I'm really supposed to be doing in the D-zone....
Same for me!
This is actually a very good video on basics.
Very excellent video. Thanks man.
This is the best video I saw on a hockey game
It's maddening being a Dman and not having your forwards play their positions correctly. Makes your job 10 times harder.
Gonna binge watch thanks
Great explanation! Many thanks
This video is great, my coach sent my team this and this definitely helped
Exactly the same reason I’m watching this
Hey me too
Great video
Great videos
great video
The Oilers should hire you
A significant topic never really covered...is the role of skates in blocking passes to the slot. Stick on stick is important....but also using skates to block passes. I can't count how often my skates block passes...because they are lined up properly to make it very difficult for a skater to put a puck through that perceived hole.
Playing in a tourney and our coach just sent us this
Same
Rd should be at far post side of net, 1 so nobody sneaks in, and 2, to be support for the Ld if he has to pass behind the net or reverse. That’s the only change I’d make
I think this is really dependent on where the opponent is. You wouldn't leave a guy sitting in front of the net or on near post just because you are playing the flip of the ice, would you?
I have made it to the championship from him
Where does the center go if they put both offensemen in front of the net?
so when the wingers collapse - do they not then leave their respective point men wide open? sorry, beer leaguer here
Is anyone here from the aurora tigers?
Great video
Hi