I created a short course on what I think hockey sense is and a few ways to develop it during practice. Here's a brief clip showcasing some of the concepts covered: https://t.co/1MVEHaKEn4

NIce having ⁦@PatMcAfeeShow⁩ visit the boys today!

The Utah Mammoth have unveiled a state-of-the-art practice facility and team HQ, built in just 13 months. • Two ice sheets • Player locker room • Sauna, steam room • 8,800 sq. ft. dry gym • Meal room, team lounges

Utah Mammoth practice and training facility STUNS in new photos 🤩

Couldn’t be more excited to be joining the already great @utahmammoth coaching staff this season and for the opportunity to work alongside the players and staff in such an incredible training facility. #tusksup🦣

USA Hockey, but make it generational 🇺🇸 The 44 players at the U.S. Olympic Men’s Orientation Camp caught up with @USAHockeyNTDP’s U17 & U18 teams today. What a way to get things started!

Florida Panthers captain Sasha Barkov revealed a pivotal piece of advice he received from Jaromir Jagr early in his career. This became a key element of Sasha's own training philosophy - one that has consistently guided his approach to the game #TimeToHunt

Gold medal caps off impressive year for @usahockey. 🇺🇸 World Men’s 🥇 4Nations Face-Off 🥈 World Junior U20 Men 🥇 World U18 Men 🥉 Women’s World 🥇 World U18 Women 🥈 Bring on Milan 2026.

HISTORY MADE. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 92 YEARS, TEAM USA IS BRINGING HOME THE #MENSWORLDS GOLD 🇺🇸🏆

USA IS BACK ON TOP!🏆 #MensWorlds #IIHF @usahockey

Does working on technique make you a bad coach? Of course not! But getting stuck on “perfect technique” while ignoring performance outcomes… that’s where the trouble starts. Skill is about solving problems, not just moving pretty. #coaching #skillacquisition

Just gonna leave this here for all the USA and @utahhockeyclub fans 🇺🇸 #MensWorlds

Went through this course last night and this morning. 4 really great SAG's with video in here and a book list that will put you miles ahead of an industry that is struggling to move on this player development theory Support good people. Check it out!

Here is another example👇of a leading coach using an EcoD/CLA approach to practice design. 2v1's and 3v2's that are slices of the game. @BSlugocki mixes it up by using different ways to initiate each activity with different location starts, off passes or rims. Let's go!💪

Some simple drills you can use if: - you want to help players transfer offensive skills from practice to game - you're too poor to afford all those $$$ apparatuses - your players lose interest when you spend time drawing up drills at the board

Hope this gives you some ideas, feel free to reach out if there’s any questions.

I believe the best way to develop adaptive and skillful players is to focus on 1-3 main intentions/principles and then attack it from multiple different ways. And if you can make it fun while varying the challenges, you’re on your way to designing great practices.

That’s essentially everything we did in the 55 minutes we skated. Besides the initial warmup, everything we did included at least one defender and one teammate. We varied the pressure, spacing, rules, and time throughout, but the main intention was always the same.

We kept score and played for 8 minutes. The intentions were still the same but now it challenged them in a different but still similar way.

Next was a 2v2 +1 game, where on a change of possession, the puck had to be moved above a high line. Here the high player can either move it back immediately or exchange with one of their teammates. There always had to be someone high.

Occasional feedback and teaching was done here if there was repeated, similar mistakes from the players but in general I stayed back and watched. When players sought feedback, it was given.