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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

11 months

BELFRY OFFENSE is ready for order!!! Please find it here on amazon.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

13 days

My MVP this year was Ray Ferraro. Ray was at a different level this year, his ability to articulate the nuance of the game in a way thats relatable is incredible. He had moment in the 3rd last night where he explained the dichotomy of time for both teams, one team feeling like

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

2 years

Cale Makar Retrieval Approach in the Playoffs 37% straight bump 44% deception bump 19% self escape The isolated self escapes get the clips here, but 81% of his retrieval escapes are bumps to a 2nd - perhaps we should highlight more great plays by 2nd's who support him.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

In the art of gap control and entry defense lies the ability to disguise stick range and invite the puck carrier into that range and set a trap for a stick takeaway or disruption. K'Andre Miller is one of the best

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Brandon Carlo is a great defenseman to study. One of many reasons is his commitment to improve his gap and the impact that has in defending transition

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

Wait for it ....😂

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Zach Hyman is the best forechecker in the NHL in large part because of the value he places on getting first touch. His deposit strategy, his crossover acceleration and his routes, heavy stick and use of hips all combine to give him a consistent opportunity for first touch.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

3 years

This may be the best illustration of the essence of player development I’ve ever heard. Just brilliant

Mike Quirke

@Mike_Quirke

3 years

This is gold from @frankdickcoach for anybody involved in coaching on the value of keeping winning in perspective for kids.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Pavol Mintyukov of the Anaheim Ducks is BRILLIANT in exit kill “discouragements.” Which i think is now the next big development focus for defenders learning how to control the game without the puck. Mintyukov is one of the best already

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 years

Awesome quote reflecting paradigm shift in defining what's good in a D http://t.co/yuGUUIG2gq

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Thanks to @BizNasty2point0 for the shoutout.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

This is amazing. Beautiful

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

3 years

The importance of exits in the NHL I find is minimized by how incredibly skilled you have to be to play in the NHL. When we talk about puck skill we often only refer to it in the OZ in the moments before a goal is scored, but there are mindbending plays in exits every night

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

Congratulations to our daughter Ella. You have endured and survived being the subject of many of my “hockey development science projects” (which of course will have to continue 😉). Can’t wait to see you getting after it every day in the classroom, in the gym and on the ice.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

If you love defensemen who can have elite defending feet like me, you'll love Samuel Girard. The way he uses his feet to gain leverage positions to win pucks is a rewarding study.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Claude Giroux is one of the best face odd players in the NHL and aside from the prerequisite strength, competitiveness and experience, he employs some key techniques to drive his success rate

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Wyatt Johnston is a young NHL forward who ACTUALLY stops at the net as a habit. It’s not just stopping at the net that’s most impressive it’s the positive impact that one habit has on improving the quality of his routes and his timing of his net play.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

3 years

I hear a lot of how we all covet players with great "problem solving skills," I don't hear anything about coveting the players who "create problems the opponent has to solve." Growing this mindset in our players is not only fun, but invaluable in learning to dictate the game.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

If you like to study how skating variability in a skill habit creates competitive advantage, the Panarin pull up is one of the best because of how many different skills he utilizes to execute in that space.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

F3 Offensive routes from one of the best F3 offensive threats in the NHL. Tage Thompson is a menace as F3.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Since before Dahlin came into the NHL he has been regularly stepping by defensive forwards in the OZ. It is a signature play that is a big part of his identity that he has been able to transfer into a weapon in the NHL.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Radko Gudas can regularly make big hits because of his contact approach. He expertly uses his stick to gain entry into contact. If there was such as thing as a “domino skill” for defensemen, this is it. #nhl #hockeydevelopment #anaheimduckshockey

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Jordan Spence is a “transition defender” he is a great study of how to use a great stick and great feet to win early contact on the puck carrier. He uses the boards as an extra defender and he wins body position to not only force stops but create contact exits for the Kings.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Nico Hischier is a great 2-way C in the NHL, his skill set is diverse, starting with his positioning and elite stick. From that base he can double, he can track, he can intercept passes and be disruptive. He’s a must study. #nhl #hockeydevelopment #njdevils

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

At times we’ve romanticized skating exits or crazy pressure escapes and there are D who believe that’s what they have to do most often. The truth is, the vast majority of the time, we just need first touch with body position and a simple pass to your partner or the W.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Impressive rookie Brock Faber uses his outstanding skating agility and stick detail to force stops, initiate contact and is an outstanding transition DZ defender. The idea is to spend as little time in the DZ as you can, transition 1v1 defending is a big part of that.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Kyle Okposo gives us a good example of the value of the weak side forward in defensive zone coverage to breakout transition. This is a key transition position that requires the player to be in great position, move with purpose and anticipation of play attempts to the slot

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

I'm really proud to recognize that in the last month Andrew Poturalski (29), Justin Bailey (28) and Nick DeSimone (29) all from Buffalo, NY were all finally rewarded for their tremendous mental toughness, resiliancy and love and dedication for the game in getting back to the NHL.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Alexis Lafreniere has found a home with Panarin on the top line, and they do most of their 5v5 damage off the rush. Lafreniere shows great potential to create more consistent offense on the backside of the ice in the OZ. Will be interesting to see if he looks to go there more

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

2 years

If I was looking for an area of the game to study, understand, and develop to create impact in the game. The #1 choice would be the weak side D in all three zones. Of all the positions on the ice, it is easily the least understood and represents the biggest potential impact.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

I believe that you shouldn't dismiss the performance of a player playing on instinct and adrenaline. An NHL debut is just that, so I'm paying close attention. Obviously Korchinski wants to get involved offensively but the route habit to go to the weak side dot is one to watch

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

Thank you to all the players who joined us for such an incredible week. It’s a privilege for me to have the opportunity be a student at the ultimate master class of skill expression, collaboration and exploration.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Sidney Crosby is at it again, putting together a great year offensively. What stands out is his play around the net. How he plays off the side of the net, how he expands the net, his timing of arrival, the redirects and wrap arounds. He truly is a scoring wizard around the net

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Charlie MacAvoy gives us good examples of how OZ Activations can be as much attitude, aggressiveness and determination as it is skill. When Charlie activates he isn’t messing around, he’s coming to create a scoring chance

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

JT Miller’s strong side downhill inside foot PP flank catch n release is a weapon for the Vancouver Canucks. The way he uses the catch to load the shot, sync his footwork and set up his body for downforce makes the shot a laser beam

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Many players have tactical skating habits that they employ at a high utility. Charlie MacAvoy utilizes the backward crossover in transition situations to see the entire ice, to make plays in all directions, to add deception and to set his engagement timing and routes.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

Moritz Seider is excellent at using his stick to gain entry into contact.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Worth noting that’s one of the NHL’s top defenders in Jaccob Slavin he’s taking for a ride. Absolutely no tell on either turn. Disgusting display of tactical skating.

NHL

@NHL

9 months

Another angle of Nathan MacKinnon's 11/10 assist. 😤

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Jack Eichel’s DZ play last year was a big reason why Vegas won the Stanley Cup. He excelled in getting to spots early and his spacing was impeccable which allowed him to win pucks and get on offense

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

In "Belfry Offense" I outline the value of the "backside of the play." If you are Thompson, Tuch or Dahlin or anyone else playing with Jeff Skinner, move off the puck on the backside of the coverage with your stick on the ice and he will find you.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Patrick Kane, even when his body wasn’t in peak form would still sprint off the puck on exit as a habit. Sprinting on exit while maintaining offensive attack space to attack with is an artform that takes some time to truly master. Spacing and speed is everything

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Retrievals are not an individual skill, it’s a group tactical skill. Your partner and F1 have to work with you to make the play. Most times the first player back is just responsible for trapping the F1 which creates the conditions for the next play to be made with time and space

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

That moment when what you have worked for all your life comes true. Congrats @EmilyPfalzer 🏅

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

2 years

It’s clear our game desperately needs more people in amateur and junior hockey who understand that top offensive talent must be supported by a sophisticated style of play that elevates their thinking beyond defaulting to 1v1 without a situational advantage.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

Roman Josi, has habits on rush entry that make him truly unique and elevate him to the upper echelon of offensive D in the NHL

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

NHL veteran defensive defender Brian Dumoulin gives us another rush defense stick detail approach. A probing defensive stick he uses to create decisions & information that the puck carrier must sort through as he takes away options, deceives and uses the stick as entry to contact

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Mark Stone is a takeaway artist in large part because he excells at all three takeaway tactics forwards need to win pucks. #nhl #hockeyskills #hockeydevelopment #vegasgoldenknights

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

Every time I’m on the ice with kids I think of my favorite Eminem lyric: “That's why we seize the moment try to freeze it and own it, squeeze it and hold it 'Cause we consider these minutes golden” #theexperience #skillsthatseparate

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Simon Holmstrom is an exciting young player for the Islanders who is off to a great rush scoring start including a lead leading 5 SHG. His depth of finishing skill stands out as well as his sense of spacing. He gives the puck up early on the rush so he can get it back early.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Leon Draisaitl is a monster on the puck. His puck protection and playmaking from protection are among the best in the NHL. He has many skills he uses, one of the most effective is how he takes contact by initiating contact and then separating into space to make the next play.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

2019 Belfry Hockey NHL & Women’s Olympian Camp. Thank you for an unbelievable learning experience. Best of luck to all our players in the upcoming season. Special Thanks to ⁦ @adidashockeyus ⁩, ⁦ @HertzArena_ ⁩ ⁦ @CoconutPoint ⁩ and all our staff & suppliers

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

Dylan Larkin scored 16 PP goals last year - 11 were from the "Man in the Middle" position. He's up there with Point as the best in the league and on the "must study" list - as more teams rotate players into this position every PP player has to become fluent in the subleties.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Bowen Byram shows a toolkit and mindset of an emerging offensive star. His instincts and timing to join the rush are outstanding. Joining the rush without the puck is very difficult because most players struggle to make plays to the 2nd and 3rd layer. The only time you see

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

4 years

. @ryanphardy this is a very powerful statement that will create pause in parents & coaches who had never considered that the achievement gap in youth hockey creates as many problems for the benefactors as it does opportunities for the ones at an early deficit.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

2 months

The Colorado Avalanche vs Dallas Stars series could very well be the highest quality of games we see all year.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Elias Pettersson is on fire offensively to open the NHL season in part because of his approach to entries. Here we see how he attacks D on angles and then works the counter angle off their heels to force them into recovery giving him the time he needs to make the next play

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Brad Marchand uses two interesting puck protection techniques in his arsenal that are interesting, he will often put the puck inside the opponents triangle as a way to protect it and he will use offensive stick checks where be actively attacks the opponents stick.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

If everyone on a given ice is processing the game at different speeds, then we should start considering this before we unilaterally proclaim that small games teach all. We can inadvertently perpetuate the achievement gap if we don't take the steps to influence processing speed

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

The Step Back Pivot is a very important player development skill for all players to learn. The properties that make up the execution of this skill are transferrable to many other skills. Once a player is proficient in this skill, it opens the door to learn many many more.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

3 years

I think about D who frequently carry the puck on rush entry but have low chance generation conversion and can’t help but immediately think the opportunity lies is their reaction to the sudden inversion of support. Targeting that infamiliarity with options may hold the key.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 years

I really hope every hockey fan takes some time and specifically watches Patrick Kane play this year. What he is doing will change the game

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 years

Belfry makes the good NHL’ers great. via @hometownhockey_

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

If you want to improve your forechecking, focus on getting first touch at a higher rate. Forechecks that lead to scoring chances often come from winning first touch. Speed is just part of it, timing the line, taking the right line and getting body position for the touch

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Here’s a look at the Pastrnak Sweeper Wrister, like Kempe, can do it off either foot changing the angle both in and away from the body and off the pass. BOS88 also uses different wrist movements at inside release and inside the footwork that wreak havoc on the shot release point

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

The best success I’ve had in influencing this habit is when I’ve used the term “land on the net.” For whatever reason that term seems to resonate. I’ve tried a few, that one has been the best for me.

Topher Scott

@HockeyThinkTank

6 years

KIDS: If you want to score goals, STOP in front of the net with your stick on the ice. I see so many kids fade to the corner or go around the net on a rush...but watch Nielsen & Drouin on these clips. They stop in front & get rewarded. Great job!!

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Leo Carlsson walking into the NHL and immediately looking to control the middle of the ice is incredible insight into his potential

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 years

Work on getting your top hand elbow up & the puck inside your forehand turn...break the habit of crossing your hands

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

What is Matthew Poitras doing in BOS that has them so excited? These 2-1st period clips leave a lot of clues as to why his path has accelerated. His defensive detail, positioning discipline and strength on the puck make him an exciting 1st year player to monitor his development

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Alex DeBrincat is the picture you see when you hear the phase "no bad pass to a great player." His pre shot footwork is outstanding which creates the conditions for his hands to have a chance to get any puck passed to him on net. Unreal player to study for shooting detail

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Adam Fox is a brilliant offensive blue line playmaker. He uses forethought to see plays develop and delivers the puck on time, adds deception and purposeful movement to extend plays and open passing lanes

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

The number of players utilizing slip and hook passes is skyrocketing, and therefore, the number of situations where the saucer pass is the best pass available is shrinking. Problem solving a stick while keeping the puck on the ice is now a higher end skill than the saucer pass.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Arturri Lehkonen is a complementary 3rd player on a top line who facilitates plays to the top players. In this example of some of the things he does, he excels in entry plays to speed. It’s not when he wants to pass that he makes the play, it’s when the player needs the puck.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Mika Zibanejad gives good examples of playing as a C in the OZ. The specific characteristic highlighted is the instinct and ability to be connected offensively, with responsible reload to connect with the D to encourage activation & contribute to exit kill to sustain OZ sequences

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

Jake Guentzel is a great shooter to study to better understand pre-shot footwork and preparation in shot release

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

How much do I love this - peer teaching - details - beautiful

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

Easton’s first game.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

2 months

I’m so excited that my collaboration with @icehockeydrills will bring my process ro the screen. We were able to capture my process and the staff at IHS has done a phenomenal job. Can’t wait for this to launch.

IceHockeySystems.com

@icehockeydrills

2 months

We're excited to bring you a "The Belfry Way," featuring the renowned skills coach Darryl Belfry @belfryhockey . Prepare for a transformative coaching experience, packed with actionable insights you can immediately integrate into your approach. Mark your calendars! 🗓️ The

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

In studying Joe Pavelski's tip game, we quickly see that having elite hand eye co-ordination is just part of the genius. There are many things at play like timing to the shot line, distance between the tip and the net, spacing for the puck to travel and angles.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Dmitry Orlov is brilliant in pressure escape solutions that lead to exits. He doesn’t just make a play, he makes plays that lead to exits. He has great feel for pressure angles, space and how to diffuse pressure so he can make a play. Then he makes the play to the right player

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 years

ATTN Minor Hockey/Junior and College Coaches: I've put together a list of Skill Habits that are important (cont) http://t.co/fjyKgOeXwx

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Matthew Tkachuk is special offensively in many ways, my favorite part of his game is what he creates off the backwall. He is a “rule breaker” as most coaches don’t like players going behind the net without the puck on its way there - Tkachuk does it as a habit

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

David Perron is a wizard on the DZ Wall and this is a vital asset to top lines who are trying to minimize their time in DZ. Perron creates rush exits for your best players under the toughest of circumstances

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

When they say “Pro” Sam Gagner is as Pro as Pro gets and it is not at all a shock to anyone who has spent any time with him that this would happen.

Woz

@itsWozzz

8 months

Sam Gagner is the definition of perseverance, hard work and discipline. An absolute inspiration 💪 - Video credit to Muskoka Hockey

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 years

You know you are truly a special player when you score 500 NHL goals, yet the unique genius of your game is your defensive stick #hossa #HOF

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

10 months

Nikita Kucherov’s wall play is a great illustration of the value of depth of skill and skill variability in becoming world class in a given recurring situation. Add this to the many skills and situations he’s brilliant in

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Seth Jarvis could take a big step this year. His defensive awareness off the puck inspires trust and will provide him with the opportunity to play with better offensive players. He's a player to watch.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 years

Speed kills of course, but true offensive genius comes from elite understanding of how to control the checkers feet.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Jonathan Marchessault the reigning Conn Smythe Winner and Stanley Cup Champion is a winger who prioritizes getting off the wall and makes plays in the middle of the ice

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

5 years

Our 2019 Womens Olympian Camp opens today at @HertzArena_ in Estero Florida. Here we go!

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 years

I'm always asked about on-ice training aids and why I don't ever use or support the use of them. There are countless reasons why, but the biggest is too often the apparatus becomes the teacher ... and I haven't seen one that gives meaningful technique feedback to the player yet.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Trevor Moore illustrates how the skill and willingness to cut through checking pressure is rocket fuel to the effectiveness of vertical speed. To truly threaten the space behind the D you have to have “cutting speed” #nhl #hockeydevelopment #losangeleskings

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Years ago the amateur team to watch was the Chicago Steel (USHL) because the style of play was most aligned with player development of top end talent. THAT team to watch now is in the AJHL, the @SPcrusaders . There doing very interesting things with "projectable style of play"

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Kyle Okposo has developed his poise on the DZ wall over the last several years and is now able to handle heavy pressure and find the right plays that lead to exits and strong puck management. He’s a good one to study to understand the impact of protection on touch on poise

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

Aleksander Barkov is recognized for his exceptional defensive play, one of my favorite details is his ability to create takeaways as the 2nd defender.

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 months

Colton Parayko gives us good insight on how to leverage the positioning of “even on exit” to join the rush. The Weakside D is critical to rush offense and being even with the puck in the defensive zone is an optimal dual position to create the option

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

9 months

I'm so happy Nicklas Backstrom is back. His ability to make exit and entry plays through the middle of the ice is amazing to watch. He is so smooth in his skating, he never looks rushed, always so composed, but most importantly he gives the right guy the puck when they need it

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

8 years

Rather than tell players to bend their knees, tell them to push their knee forward - u need all three joint angles -shin angle is a big key

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

6 months

Nick Seeler is an excellent example of a player who understands how to defend the weakside of the ice. Its much more about proactive positioning than just awareness. Its not just scan and know where the threat is. Seeler is a great study. #nhl #hockeydevelopment

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@belfryhockey

7 years

Proof it doesn’t matter where you live, where you play, who your line mates are, what level of competition your league plays .... what matters is how passionate you are about playing and how diligent you are in HOW you play I AM: Auston Matthews

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belfryhockey

@belfryhockey

7 months

Deception is something everyone needs to do more. Conor Garland gives us a few good examples of hiding the pass inside the shot motion #nhl #hockeydevelopment #vancouvercanucks

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@belfryhockey

8 months

Kyle Connor gives us a good example of a player who excels in the value of not occupying the shooting space, rather preserving and hiding the shot. A big part of the art of scoring.

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