Breakdowns
The mechanics, the reasoning and the film — published free, because the argument for the method is the best advertisement for it.
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Four things elite puck carriers do that look like nothing
Not hand speed. Posture, eyes, grip pressure and where the puck sits relative to your shooting position.
What elite defenders do that gets no highlight reel
Three unglamorous mechanics that separate the top of the position.
How to defend the rush without backing in
Backing in is a skating problem before it is a decision problem.
The soft drag: deception that costs you nothing
A small, cheap movement that makes defenders commit — and keeps every option open if they do not.
Changing direction without losing speed
Plant, push, redirect is the slow way. Here is what the fast players do instead.
Hockey IQ is mostly head position
Players described as smart are usually players who looked earlier. That is trainable.
How to enter the offensive zone against a defender who is ready
Controlled entries beat dump-ins by a wide margin. Most are lost before the red line.
What 'skating downhill' actually means
The phrase is not a metaphor about attitude. It describes where your mass is relative to your feet.
The floating elbow, and why your reach is shorter than it should be
One posture cue that adds most of a metre to how far you can protect the puck.
How to improve your shot: sequence before strength
Why the hardest shooters are rarely the strongest players, and the order the body is supposed to fire in.
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The blog is the argument. The library is the system, in order, with the drills attached.