Passing

As you know, hockey is a complex game that combines MANY different skills. Great hockey players can skate well, stickhandle, shoot, pass, they're strong, fast, smart, and make the right

Passing the puck is a fundamental skill every hockey player needs to master, but off the ice it can be tricky to recreate the environment necessary to work on your

Coaches consistently say that kids need to get better at passing—and that means making great passes and receiving, well, any type of passes. Practicing passing, however, requires either a buddy

In this video, we are going to show you how to improve your game with our extreme passing kit. This kit includes our HockeyShot dryland shooting pads with a bungee

In this video we are going to focus on getting quick hands with the Smart Hockey Training Ball* and the Swedish stickhandling Wooden ball as well. These balls have different

Throughout the course of a game, there are a variety of pass types that can, and should be used, depending on the situation. Some of these pass types include "cushion

The backhand pass is similar to the forehand pass except that it is made with the backside of the blade. Use the proper stick grip and take on the proper

Use the proper stick grip and take on the proper hockey stance. To set up for the forward pass bring the puck behind your back leg. Keep the puck in