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Improving Puck Possession Time & it’s impact on metrics. Presented by: Josh Brandwene, Penn State Women’s Hockey. Initial Phase – back to basics Puck protect skills – body position, footwork, etc. Cycling – spacing & fine tuning technique
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Improving Puck Possession Time & it’s impact on metrics Presented by: Josh Brandwene, Penn State Women’s Hockey
Initial Phase – back to basics • Puck protect skills – body position, footwork, etc. • Cycling – spacing & fine tuning technique • Small Area Games – corner 2 v 2, 3 v 3, add a player, etc.
2nd Phase – greater repetition & additional space in small games • 2 v 2 Transition (born out of circumstance) • Goalie workload • 12 skaters involved at once • Puck protect • Movement without the puck • Transition and open space • Weekly competition
Phase 3 – Forced game-like conditions • The 10-second game • From breakout or NZ Transition • 5 v 3 or 5 v 5 with D sticks over
Metric #1: Shot margins Pre-phase #3: - 18.5 Post-phase #3: - 11.2 Improvement: + 7.3
Metric #2: Offensive Zone Draws Pre-phase #3: 13.3 Post-phase #3: 19.6 Improvement: 6.3 per game
Metric #3: Scoring Chances Pre-phase #3: For: 8.4 Against: 9.6 Post-phase #3: For: 9.3 Against: 8.8 Difference: For + 0.9 Against – 0.8