Hockey goalie and rebound drill

This is a free hockey goalie and rebound drill. Use this drill after warm up drills on your hockey practice, before you start practicing game situations or to finnish a hockey practice with. Using this kind of goalie drill you give your goalies situations they will be facing in a game and you also learn your players go for the goal and take rebounds.

Explanation to the free hockey goalie and rebound drill: Player 1 starts with the puck, with player 2 behind, player 1 try to score, player 2 goes for the rebound, takes rebound, skates up against player 4, mean while player three takes a shot from blue line, player 4 pass a puck to player 2, player 2 turns and try to score player 4 goes for the rebound.

Make this hockey drill easier:

- Remove player 3.

Change this hockey drill:

- Put player 3 in different position in zone.

Make this drill even more advanced:

- Move the starting positions to the neutral zone and have to extra rebound shooters in zone. (after the first shot and rebound, you can have two more shots from right/left or from both left and right.

Putting these moves into this hockey drill, you have 3 "new" hockey drills. Your hockey goalies will develop their goaltending in hockey and the players taking the rebounds step by step.

 

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