Using on-ice demonstration and game footage, Jack Parker teaches three plays for attacking teams during power play situations. Coach Parker's base play, the BU Power Play, creates 2-on1 situations from numerous angles within the offensive zone while providing shot opportunities for the player at the crease. His 1-3-1 Power Play is designed to create continuous high/low options while producing back-door options away from the puck. Parker's Power Play Rush is a quick-out against pressure that helps produce flow against traps. Each offense provides multiple scoring opportunities when your team is in one or two man-up situations.

1999. 45 minutes.

In this 3-part video, Pooley shares the concepts and principles of creating scoring opportunities off of an offensive rush. In Part 1, Pooley breaks down the essentials of individual player development as they relate to quality scoring opportunities. Included are tips for surveying a situation, discussing under-handling of the puck vs. over-handling, and strategies for facing tight gap and loose gap defensive situations. Each of the seven situations (5 tight gap and 2 loose gap) is explained and diagramed in detail followed by on-ice demonstration. Part 2 begins by sharing five "Keys to Scoring Goals" along with three "Principles for Team Support": puck Support, Mid-lane support, and triangulation. Pooley proceeds with 10 team tactic situation/options (5 tight gap and 5 loose gap) with both marker board explanation and on-ice demonstration. In Part 3, Pooley shares five drills he uses as training essentials for attack options designed to simulate high tempo, game-like situations.

47 minutes. 2005.

In this Forechecking Systems video, Pooley begins with a discussion on playing without the puck from a "team" perspective with the overall objectives of limiting scoring opportunities and regaining puck possession. He also shares the three "essentials" of creating a team's mindset for play without the puck. Pooley then introduces the system, explaining and diagramming the strategies of how to establish the weak side for soft, cross corner, and hard wrap dump-in situations. Pooley then walks through the different responsibilities each position will face. He then shares five breakout scenarios/situations devoted to the Wingers followed by another five breakout situations devoted to Centers and Defensemen. All of these walk-through scenarios are diagramed with explanation followed by on-ice demonstration of each. Pooley then shares four drills he uses to simulate game like situations in working the Center Weak Side Lock Forecheck system.

43 minutes. 2005.