A Collection of Images from Coaching Beginner Hockey Skills & Drills In A Day For Dummies

The images in this gallery are from Coaching Beginner Hockey Skills & Drills In A Day For Dummies. The images appear in the order that they appear in the book.

Enlarge 1 The Ready Position — from the front Ready, set . . .	Enlarge 2 The Ready Position — from the side Ready, set . . . the side view	Enlarge 3 Forward Skating . . . Go! Forward.
Enlarge 4 Forward Striding Push all the way.	Enlarge 5 Forward Stop When all else fails, drag a skate.	Enlarge 6 Two-Foot Hockey Stop Stopping like a pro.
Enlarge 7 Skating Backward Skating backwards. Ready, set, . . .	Enlarge 8 Backward Skating Go! Backwards.	Enlarge 9 Backward Striding Push from the hip.
Enlarge 10 Backward Stopping Whoa there — backward stopping.	Enlarge 11 Stationary Puck Handling Look Ma, I’ve got it.	Enlarge 12 Forward-Skating Puck Handling Now you’re getting somewhere.
Enlarge 13 One-Handed Puck Handling Look Ma, one-hand.	Enlarge 14 Backward Skating with the Puck You can even do it backwards.	Enlarge 15 Forward Stopping with the Puck Catch that puck with your stick blade.
Enlarge 16 Backward Stopping with the Puck Keep it out of your feet.	Enlarge 17 Forehand Passing — "a" Ready.	Enlarge 18 Forehand Passing — "b" Let her rip.
Enlarge 19 Forehand Passing — "c" Then finish your pass.	Enlarge 20 Backhand Passing — "a" Ready.	Enlarge 21 Backhand Passing — "b" Let her go.
Enlarge 22 Backhand Passing — "c" Then finish your backhand.	Enlarge 23 Forehand Pass Receiving — "a" Anticipate.	Enlarge 24 Forehand Pass Receiving — "b" Cushion the puck as you catch it.
Enlarge 25 Backhand Pass Receiving — "a" Meeting the incoming puck	Enlarge 26 Backhand Pass Receiving — "b" Cushion the incoming puck.	Enlarge 27 Unusual Pass Receiving Catching a pass with your skate.
Enlarge 28 Hand Action in Pass Receiving Almost like a ball catcher.	Enlarge 29 Playing Away from the Puck Become a passing option by moving to open space.	Enlarge 30 Creating Depth Spreading out opponents to create passing options.
Enlarge 31 The Best Defensive Position Assuming a position that inhibits the opponent from receiving the puck.	Enlarge 32 Covering the Puck Carrier Cutting off a puck carrier’s best options.	Enlarge 33 Defending Away from the Puck Making nonpuck carriers useless.
Enlarge 34 Standing like a Goalie — front view	Enlarge 35 Standing like a Goalie — side view Goaltender ready for the puck	Enlarge 36 Square to the Puck Position — correct position A goalie should stand square to the puck.
Enlarge 37 Square to the Puck Position — wrong position Notice the difference.	Enlarge 38 Lateral T Push Getting across the net quickly.	Enlarge 39 Protecting the Net The favorite places for hockey players to shoot at.
Enlarge 40 Push and Glide Drill Push and glide.	Enlarge 41 Skate and Glide Drill Skate and glide.	Enlarge 42 Moving Step-Overs Drill Moving step-overs.
Enlarge 43 Two-Foot Jump Drill Two-foot jumps.	Enlarge 44 Edge Control Drill Weaving the edges.	Enlarge 45 Start-and-Stop Drill Startin’ ‘n’ stoppin’.
Enlarge 46 Maintaining Control of the Puck Puck carrying.	Enlarge 47 How to Pass and Receive the Puck Passing and receiving.	Enlarge 48 Passing Drill with a Twist Monkey in the middle.
Enlarge 49 Three-On-Three Scrimmage Scrimmaging three-on-three.