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The Breakout Fundamentals Are The Basis For Every Sport The Fundamentals Of Hockey Are Skating, Puck Control, And Goa

A Breakout Must Be:. Practical for your team's age and abilityFlexible, depending on forecheckSimple, yet you must have varietyRelated to your defensive zone coverage. A Successful Breakout. Allow the offense to clear its own zoneForce the opposition to play defenseAll players are in synch; t

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The Breakout Fundamentals Are The Basis For Every Sport The Fundamentals Of Hockey Are Skating, Puck Control, And Goa

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    1. The Breakout Fundamentals Are The Basis For Every Sport The Fundamentals Of Hockey Are Skating, Puck Control, And Goaltending (all of which are involved in the breakout)

    2. A Breakout Must Be: Practical for your team’s age and ability Flexible, depending on forecheck Simple, yet you must have variety Related to your defensive zone coverage

    3. A Successful Breakout Allow the offense to clear its own zone Force the opposition to play defense All players are in synch; teamwork

    4. Teaching The Breakout PROGRESSIONS Go slow, maybe ˝ speed initially and then progress Start with fewer players Add pressure (forecheckers) Incorporate into every practice

    5. “A sound attack begins with sound breakout plays, because the entire attack is dependent on the offensive team leaving its own end with confidence.” Michael Smith Former NHL Coach/Player

    6. Breakout Do’s Move quickly Win all races to loose pucks Anticipate, but not too early Short, hard, high percentage, tape to tape passes Move puck to the weak side of the ice

    7. Breakout Don’ts Do not attempt to skate the puck out of your zone Do not pass the puck through the slot Do not assume breakout position if you don’t have full control of the puck Do not pass to forward coming into the zone Do not make a give-n-go pass b/w defensemen Do not skate in a straight line

    8. Never Skate in a Straight Line

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