Doubling Drills to Confuse Defenders in the O-Zone - Greg May

FULL VIDEO: https://hubs.la/Q042gGN30 The value of doubling lies not in complexity, but in connection. As Greg May explained at TCS Live Minnesota, the puck carrier must read defenders and choose whether to keep or leave the puck, while teammates without the puck stay close enough to influence options rather than drifting away in search of open space. When executed with intent, the motion creates the kind of confusion and movement in the offensive zone that is difficult for defences to manage. ________________ The Coaches Site is a community of like-minded coaches that are focused on sharing innovative tools and resources with a global hockey network. We do this by attracting the top hockey coaches and performance experts to present at our conference, join our podcast and to provide exclusive content to our members. Start your 10 Day FREE Trial today: https://hubs.la/Q01s3NKK0 ________________ Follow us on: Facebook: http://bit.ly/2WCYo4B Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WswZ5x Instagram: http://bit.ly/2WyhMzB #Hockey #HockeyPractice #HockeyTraining #HockeyTips #HockeySkating #HockeySkills #HockeyDrills #YouthHockey #hockeyleadership #HockeyDevelopment #HockeyTactics #HockeyVideos #HockeyCoach #HockeyPlayer #HockeyHabits #skilldevelopment #PlayerDevelopment #hockeyoffense #hockeyoffence #scoring #hockeyscoring #universityofminnesota #womenshockey #gregmay