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Striking in Hockey

Striking in Hockey. Jay Kitchens. Hi, my name’s Slider. I’ll be helping you out today. Click me to begin. Main Menu. History of Hockey. Rules. Equipment. New Skills. Click the Lightning Bolt to take the Quiz. Hockey History.

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Striking in Hockey

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  1. Strikingin Hockey Jay Kitchens Hi, my name’s Slider. I’ll be helping you out today. Click me to begin.

  2. Main Menu History of Hockey Rules Equipment New Skills Click the Lightning Bolt to take the Quiz

  3. Hockey History • Organized Hockey was first played in 1886 in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada. • Click on the moose to see Windsor • Hockey is similar to Field Hockey in the skills of passing, stick handling and shooting at a goal. • The first hockey game to take place in the USA was in 1893 when Yale University took on John Hopkins University. • The NHL is the professional league in the USA. • There are 30 total teams in the NHL with 24 of them being American, the other 6 are from Canada. Click the arrow to see a list of NHL teams. • Teams from the NHL compete all season to win the Stanley Cup Click the Stanley Cup to go back to the Main Menu

  4. Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Birthplace of Hockey

  5. New Jersey Devils New York Islanders New York Rangers Philadelphia Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins Boston Bruins Buffalo Sabres Montréal Canadiens Ottawa Senators Toronto Maple Leafs Atlanta Thrashers Carolina Hurricanes Florida Panthers Tampa Bay Lightning Washington Capitals Chicago Blackhawks Columbus Blue Jackets Detroit Red Wings Nashville Predators St. Louis Blues Calgary Flames Colorado Avalanche Edmonton Oilers Minnesota Wild Vancouver Canucks Anaheim Ducks Dallas Stars Los Angeles Kings Phoenix Coyotes San Jose Sharks List Of NHL Teams Eastern Conference Western Conference Click your favorite team to go to their Website!!!

  6. Hockey Equipment Puck Hockey Gloves Hockey Sticks Shin Pads Helmet Click the Goalie to see the goalie equipment

  7. Goalie Equipment Goalie Helmet Goalie Stick Blocker Leg Pads Chest Protector Goalie Glove

  8. Hockey Rules 1. The stick must always be carried below the waist 2. Absolutely no checking 3. Lifting another players stick with your stick is not allowed, it’s a safety hazard.4. When a goalie makes a save, offensive players must leave the goal crease.5. Eye guards are available upon request.6. Be Safe and Have Fun!!!

  9. Skills Menu • Stick Handling Click on the boxes to learn about important hockey skills • Passing • Slap Shot Click the Moose to go back to the Main Menu

  10. Stick Handling Skills • Hand position • Foot position • Stance Click on the arrows to learn the proper technique and see a picture for each position. Once you feel comfortable with each skill click the check mark.

  11. Proper Hand Position Left handed position Right handed position Dominant Hand Hands are spaced evenly apart Your hands should be spaced out on the stick as shown. Your top hand (non-dominant) should be close to the end of the stick. Your dominant hand (the hand you use most often) will be on the bottom part of the stick.

  12. Proper Foot Position Shoulder width apart Weight on the balls of your feet Feet should be shoulder width apart. You should have your weight on the balls of your feet and be ready to move.

  13. Proper Stance Head Up Head Up Hips bent Hips bent Knees bent Knees bent Puck out in front Puck out in front On the balls of your feet Puck is out in front of you, your head is up. Your body is in the ready position with your weight on the balls of your feet, your knees and hips are bent.

  14. Passing Skills • Movement • Foot position Click on the arrows to learn the proper technique and see a picture for each position. Once you feel comfortable with each skill click the check mark.

  15. Movement 1. Start with your weight on your back foot and the puck at your side just past your back foot 2. Begin pushing the puck towards your target 3. Follow through as you transfer your weight to your front foot

  16. Foot position Lefty Righty

  17. Slap Shot Skills • Cues for a Slap Shot • Foot Work • Video of Slap Shot Click on the arrows to learn about the slap shot. Be sure to watch the video. Once you feel comfortable with the slap shot click the checkmark.

  18. Cues for a Slap Shot Keep your eyes on the puck Turn your hips to generate power Follow through Keep your weight on the balls of your feet Make contact with the puck out in front of you

  19. Footwork for Slap Shot Lefty Righty Stick hits puck

  20. Video of Slap Shot Click to see a slap shot in slow motion Click to see a slap shot in full speed

  21. QUIZ Now that you have learned all about the History of hockey, the skills needed to play, and a little bit about the game test your knowledge. Click the moose to begin the quiz. If you need some more review click the bouncing tape.

  22. Question 1 What sport is similar to Hockey? Field Hockey Gymnastics Soccer Basketball

  23. Correct! Hockey is similar to Field Hockey because it uses a stick, you use similar skills when passing, shooting at a goal, and stick handling. Great Job!! Click me to move onto the next question.

  24. Try Again Click the Moose for some help.

  25. Hockey History • Organized Hockey was first played in 1886 in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada. • Hockey is similar to Field Hockey in the skills of passing, stick handling and shooting at a goal. • The first hockey game to take place in the USA was in 1893 when Yale University took on John Hopkins University. Click the Moose to Try Again.

  26. Question 2 What was one of the first schools to play organized Hockey in the USA? Boston University Yale University University of Connecticut University of Florida

  27. Correct! In 1893 Yale University and John Hopkins University were the first schools to formally play hockey in the USA. Excellent work! Click on me to go to the next question.

  28. Try Again Click the Moose for some help

  29. Hockey History • The first hockey game to take place in the USA was in 1893 when Yale University took on John Hopkins University. • The NHL is the professional league in the USA. • There are 30 total teams in the NHL with 24 of them being American, the other 6 are from Canada. Click the me to Try Again

  30. Question 3 Where in Canada did hockey get invented? Ottawa, Ontario Vancouver, British Columbia Montréal, Québec Windsor, Nova Scotia

  31. Correct! Very good!! The birthplace of Hockey is in Windsor, Nova Scotia Click me for the next question

  32. Try Again Click the Moose to get some help

  33. Hockey History • Organized Hockey was first played in 1886 in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada. • Click on the moose to see Windsor Click me to Try Again

  34. Windsor, Nova Scotia Click me to Try Again Nova Scotia Birthplace of Hockey

  35. Question 4 What is the correct grip when holding a hockey stick? Click your choice

  36. Try Again That is not the correct grip because you will not have control of your stick. Click the Moose to Try Again

  37. Correct! Good work! That’s the correct grip. Click me to go to the next question.

  38. Question 5 Click on the object that is most likely to be used when playing floor hockey in class.

  39. Correct! That’s Great! Well Done Click me to go to the next question

  40. Try Again Take a look back at the types of equipment we use when playing floor hockey, click the stick and gloves.

  41. Hockey Equipment Puck Hockey Gloves Hockey Sticks Shin Pads Helmet Click to go back to Question 5

  42. Question 6 When handling the puck where should your eyes and head be? Head and eyes up looking for my teammates Looking down at the puck Eyes and head looking at my shoelaces Looking behind me

  43. Correct! Spectacular, you know your stuff. Click on me to go to the next question

  44. Try Again Click the Moose for some help

  45. Stance Both of their knees and hips are bent, their weight is on the balls of their feet and their heads and eyes are up looking for their teammates. Click Slider to Try Again

  46. Question 7 Where should the puck be when you are stick handling? To the side of you Behind you Out in front of you Between your feet

  47. Correct! You should always keep the puck out in front of you so that you can easily move in any direction. Click me to move onto the next question

  48. Try Again Click the moose to get some help

  49. Stick Handling Skills When stick handling it’s important to keep the puck out in front of you so that you are able to move in different directions. It also makes it easier to dribble back and forth with your head and eyes up. Click Slider to Try the Question Again.

  50. Question 8 When you are stick handling and passing, how do you want to move the puck? Hit the puck Slap the puck Chop at the puck Push the puck

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