Coach Don Olson shares 28 different offensive scoring opportunity options/drills and zone offensive patterns. Coach Olson explains and emphasizes several components that foster the creation of dynamic scoring opportunities including communication on the ice, timing, reading and reacting, triangulation, cycling, and using the net. Olson details a variety of effective offensive attack options for 1-on-1, 2-on-1, 2-on-2, and 3-on-2. Finally, a sampling of zone offense patterns are detailed and shown that range from basic to complex; such as: Give and go, scissors, scissors in motion, screen and pick give and go, and drop-pass to defenseman off scissors. Creating Dynamic Scoring Opportunities is an exceptional educational hockey DVD for coaches of all levels!

44 minutes. 2002.

In the first part of this three part presentation; Stationary Shots, Pat Duggan teaches, coaches, and demonstrates eight different shots from a stationary position on the ice including: wrist, snap, pull-in snap, slap, pass shot, flip shot, backhand and backhand chip. Duggan breaks down each shot into proper body position, hand position on the stick, the shot and follow-through along with strategies on targeting and shot situations. In Part 2, Moving Shots, Duggan repeats his strategic and technical instruction while moving on the ice. The moving shots are: wrist, snap, pull-in snap, slap shot, one time, and backhand. Duggan's personal demonstrations are followed by demonstrations from varied age demonstrators. In Part 3, Passes, Duggan continues his technical and strategic instruction including pass receive strategies and presents the following passes; forehand, saucer, backhand, drop and bump pass off the board. In Part 4, Drills, Duggan runs his demonstrators through four drills that incorporate shooting and passing.

30 minutes. 2005.

In 15 Competitive Shooting Games & Drills, Whitehead incorporates shooting into chaotic, game-like situations through a series of intense (and fun) competitive games. Specific shooting skills included in these games are: wraps and stuffs, corner shots, quick release shots, wrist shots, slap shots and single touch shots. Whitehead builds game-like situations into these drills including: 1-on-1, 2-on-1, 3-on-1, breakaways, wide angles, rebounds, deflections and clearing the front of the net. The games also include other critical skill-related areas: player attentiveness, quick decision making, speed, transition, defense, goalie play, forward play, passing, communication, playing rebounds and deaks. While Whitehead explains the structure, purpose, and benefits to be derived from each of the games, he adds in marker board diagrams and on-ice demonstrations for added emphasis and instruction.

35 minutes. 2004.