Building a dominating defense is essential to the success of a hockey team at any level of competition. In this comprehensive DVD, Coach Red Gendron presents a detailed overview of the principles, fundamentals and techniques involved in developing defensemen for modern hockey. The primary focus is on the tactical application of skills and being able to execute the skills in game-type situations. Among the topics covered are: agility skating, puck control, passing, tactical application, shooting for defensemen, attack defenses and much more! These drills and concepts will help give players and teams the edge needed to develop a successful hockey program. Learn More

Great goaltending wins hockey games and championships. In this comprehensive DVD, Coach Richard Shulmistra draws upon his extensive playing and coaching experiences to explain the essential components needed to become a successful goaltender. The DVD was designed to help young players improve their fundamentals and understand the art and science of goaltending . It is also intended to help coaches provide comprehensive instruction on every facet of this challenging position. Among the topics covered are: skating and movement drills, techniques for saves and puck control, angles and the center line theory, strategies to handle the puck in a variety of game situations and much more. This DVD is an indispensable resource for goalies and coaches at every level of play. Learn More

To be successful in modern hockey, it is essential to master the components of explosive skating. In this comprehensive DVD, coaches Steve Cady and Matt Cady present numerous skating skills and drills designed to help hockey players at all levels of the game to become great skaters. Among the topic covered are: drills that focus on balance and agility, forward and backward skating, starts, stops, turns, pivots and much more. This DVD is a great resource for coaches and players who want to dramatically improve their skating skills and gain a winning edge on the competition. Learn More

with Jack Parker, Boston University; 2009 NCAA Champions; 2X NCAA Coach of the Year; Coach Parker has won three NCAA titles, four consecutive Eastern College Athletic Conference crowns and 20 Beanpots. - Coach Jack Parker teaches four systems that he has perfected at Boston University: the triangle-and-two, inverted triangle-and-two, center ice forechecking, and passive forecheck. Each system places pressure on an offense, takes away outlet passes by the boards, and take away center ice. Each forecheck is taught using chalkboard instruction, on-ice demonstration, and game footage. Responsibilities and rotations for each player are demonstrated as the puck is advanced. - 1999. 40 minutes. Learn More

with Jack Parker, Boston University; 2009 NCAA Champions; 2X NCAA Coach of the Year; Coach Parker has won three NCAA titles, four consecutive Eastern College Athletic Conference crowns and 20 Beanpots. - 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. Learn More

with Jeff Sauer, former University of Wisconsin Head Coach; 2X National Championship Coach - Jeff Sauer draws upon his vast collegiate and international coaching experience to describe man-to-man, rotational, and 1-2-2 trap defenses. Coach Sauer's man-to-man defense emphasizes proper rotations when your defense gets beaten in the defensive zone. His rotational defense instruction focuses on taking the offense out of scoring position by creating 4-on-3 situations below the face-off circles in the defensive zone. The 1-2-2 trap instruction begins in the offensive zone, demonstrating the importance of angling players toward the boards as the puck is advanced. Each defense is demonstrated on-ice, using game highlights to reinforce proper rotations. - 1999. 38 minutes. Learn More

with Shawn Walsh, coaching legend, former University of Maine Head Coach - Shawn Walsh designs and demonstrates a series of highly competitive hockey drills to keep your practices intense and to utilize the full ice surface. The drill work is divided into three segments: flow drills, situational drills, and team drills. Flow drills warm-up your players, develop skills, and develop timing. Situational drills include many of the match-up situations that players will encounter during games. Team drills feature more end-to-end action and thus are great for teaching transition. - 2000. 60 minutes. Learn More

with Bill Beaney, Head Coach, Middlebury College 8X D-III NCAA Champions; and Tim Gerrish, former Union College Head Coach - These competitive hockey games use small groups of players, small areas of ice, and short shifts to create intense, game-like situations and ultimately a high level of play. All of these drills take place inside the blue line and are played cross-ice to create a small ice surface. Coaches Beaney and Gerrish use this chaos with a purpose approach to enhance player skills and improve hockey sense. The games are modified by putting the goals in various positions, using more than one puck, limiting where players are allowed to move, and creating and eliminating rules. - 2000. 38 minutes. Learn More

with Bruce Crowder, former Head Coach, Northeastern University - This tape features competitive cross-ice games, a drill to utilize the corners, and full-ice games. The games are designed to enhance your players passing, skating, conditioning, and scoring. Also, players will get a feel for puck support, transition, puck protection, and will become more familiar with situations they will face during a game. All of these games utilize goalies and a small number of players (4 vs. 4 or less) to increase touches on the puck for each player. These games will encourage your players to think when they're on the ice! - 2000. 25 minutes. Learn More