Hockey drills for technique defense
- There is a row of pawns in the middle.
- On one side stands a player and on the other side also.
- The ball starts on the left side and is kicked over the pawn line and is taken by the other player.
- Then it is kicked back and so you continue, until you get to the head circle and then one of the two quickly rounds off.
- There is a row of pawns in the middle.
- On one side stands a player and on the other side also.
- The ball starts on the left side and is kicked over the pawn line and is taken by the other player.
- Then it is kicked back and so you continue, until you get to the head circle and then one of the two quickly rounds off.
- There is a row of pawns in the middle.
- On one side stands a player and on the other side also.
- The ball starts on the left side and is kicked over the pawn line and is taken by the other player.
- Then it is kicked back and so you continue, until you get to the head circle and then one of the two quickly rounds off.
Setup
- We make three teams of 4 players
- Yellow
- Blue
- Green
Exercise
- The field is from the 23-meter line to the back line.
- The field is made narrower (pawns just outside the circle)
- Yellow starts against blue.
- Green stands ready on the 23-meter line.
- Yellow scores on the goalkeeper. Blue defends.
- When blue has taken the ball away they play the ball across the 23-meter line, into the green team's stick.
- Yellow goes to defend and green attacks.
- Blue gets ready on the 23-meter line.
This is about quick turnovers. Attacking and defending.
- We will make three teams of 4 players
- Yellow, Blue and Green
- The field is from the 23-meter line to the back line. The field is made narrower (pawns just outside the circle)
- Yellow starts against blue. Green stands ready on the 23-meter line.
- Yellow scores on the goalie. Blue defends.
- When blue has taken the ball away they play the ball across the 23-meter line, into the green team's stick.
- Yellow goes to defend and green attacks. Blue gets ready on the 23-meter line.
- This is about quick turnovers. Attacking and
- red = attacker
- blue = defender
- the field is divided into 2 by cones
- red plays the ball in to blue -> blue plays the ball back to red
- then a 1 on 1 starts
- goal of blue is to force the attacker to the outside
- red's goal is to score as quickly as possible (through the middle is the quickest way)
- you cannot cross the cones line
- when the attacker arrives in the circle he/she can hit the goal
- 2 defenders not allowed out of the box.
- The attackers must try to get through the box to score.
- Overplaying past the pawns.
- When the players reach the last pawn, the last player runs around the pawn.
- And this last one is going to attack.
- The defender tries to defend it out.
- Squares are laid out where a 1 versus 1 takes place.
- Attacker, red, attacks on the goal while defender, blue, defends.
- The focus here is that the defender defends accompanying and keeps the attacker constantly on the forehand.
- Turning through: attacker becomes defender and vice versa.
Focus points:
- Keep stick still when defending -guided.
- Wait for the right moment.
- Try to guide the attacker into the corner.
- Keep the attacker constant on the forehand.
- A drives with the ball to the gate and plays the ball to B
- A meanwhile runs in the triangle first backwards and then forwards
- B passes the ball in the run to C
- C and A play 1 on 1
- Overplaying and attacking
You stand in a square and flatten the ball into a square. This is off to 2 sides. The team that scored first gets a 2nd ball and the team that was slower now has to defend the ball.
- A flattens to B
- B flattens to C
- C flattens to D
D scores and either gets a new ball or goes to defend.
