Defense 101 - Using the Markings
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Lots of requests for videos on Defense so we are doing a series. This is our first video in our defense series and we show you how to use the markings on the ice to play better defense.
In this video we teach how to use the dots, hashmarks, blue line, and top of the circles to play better defense, and better understand your duties out there on the ice. - กีฬา
I watched your videos on defense and applied it to my game and the opposition came up to me and told me that no matter what they did, they couldn't get around me! Thanks, Coach Jeremy!
This is really helpful for me because im making the transition to playing defense.
Thanks Jeremy....great video!
Good hockey positioning and strategy videos are hard to find on TH-cam. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks again
I think I just learned more in 3 minutes about defense than I have playing beer league for 6 months hahaha. Thanks!
Hey Jeremy. Great video! I shared this with some of the young players I coach and they loved it. My son and I are big fans of your channel.
Yooooo coach troy!
this is so hepful on my game. i never knew i should stay inside the rink inside the rink. it seems very affactive. Thanks!
That was by far the best video yet keep it up
This is very informative, especially the first one. Thanks
Thanks jeremy! This totally helps me!
One thing is when using the nets don't screen the goalie.
Exactly. I've seen times where a team scores where the goalie's own teammate is screening them. So you can't take their space away.
@@derekmorris6992 it's a grey area... I usually try to not screen the goalie.
@@Mario-uo2zu That makes sense because you want your goalie to get into position as they can see the shot while their defender takes any kind of pass away (i.e. backdoor/tap in).
True coach Jeremy is garbage I’m just kidding 🖕
Keep it up! So helpful!
This is awesome! Thanks.
Been playing defense for 37 years and I still use these tricks to know where I am and what I should be doing.
this is awesome ,an thanks for share this
Thanks for the tips .i needed them.
Awesome video! This will help me out a lot. Can you make a video explaining how to take the body as a defensemen, say on a 1 on 1.
Great video, Thanks! How about a video on setting up checks as a D-Man?
thanks! your video helped me so much!
This is really helpful. Thx
These are really good
My mind was blown when you said a rink within a rink. I’ve never thought of that or learned about it. Man I’m happy I found this hahaha 👍🏾👍🏾
Nailed it! 👍🏼
Noooiceee.. good advice
Thank you !!!! I'm a Goalie, and I have been looking for a video to describe this to my team
Really looking forward to this series. Started playing D a year and half ago. Good stuff as always Jeremy
Hey man, how’s playing d going for you rn?
@@chillsnrip he never answered
@@are_you_okay.. I forgot about this lmao
This a great!!
Stay inside the face off dots, force him to the corner, force him to his back hand, whatch for the pass, take his stick away, then take the puck.
Clear it.
I always seem to shield the goals when I'm tring to push the guy into the corner and then he shoots and scored
Part of being a defenseman is anticipating the attacker's movement. You may not be able to match the player's speed in all cases and therefore your decision on the amount of gap can vary, so pay close attention to the player's movement patterns and shot ability. This will help you assess the appropriate amount of gap and aggressivity to apply when crossing into your zone.
Your awesome!!!
Thank you
Nice video
Your contest is amazing :D Btw I have a teammate called Jeremy lol
Some simple things that have helped me at lower levels. Always turn to the middle not to the outside of the ice. Just by being in the middle? Makes the goalie's job so much easier as it pertains to angles. Try to take away their forehand shots and passes where practical.
Can you do a forward 101 please?
Great video! I'll definitely follow the series.
I hope you will give some tips on how NOT to be beaten/overtaken by a forward rounding me on the outside.
Hey Nicke. We have a video for playing the man in the corner. It will be posted in a few weeks. We also have th-cam.com/video/OwiCED23JHs/w-d-xo.html that covers what NOT to do in a 1 on 1.
If I don't know the quickness/speed of a player I will tend to sit a little farther away and to the inside of him...this makes sure I have two things covered. 1, that I won't have him cut into the slot for a nice shot, and 2, won't get beat around the outside. But ultimately if you don't have decent skating ability, you will get beaten every time by a skilled skater no matter what you do.
Where do i draw the line between trying to block shots and trying not to screen the goalie
Vary helpful
Do a video on when to go for the puck as a defence
Dear Coach Jeremy can you do more defense men tactic videos?
Will you make a vid for attackers?? Like how to get past a defense man that tries to bring you out in the corner? Or how to get past a defensmen simply?
Nick U lol
emile dumont I believe that's a video for offensemen, forwards/wingers/centers. Try searching one of those categories and "in the corner"
NO
Nick U he could play the body
Don’t go down the middle, start to cut in from the boards once you reach about the blue line, if you catch the defender looking at the puck, even for a second, exploit that, a simple chip and chase usually works if the defender isn’t on the boards. In the corner, try to move behind the net by using your body, maneuverability, small size, whatever. Once you’re behind the net, hopefully the defender has chased you, and you can easily pass it to someone in the slot, or wrap around
Great stuff! everyone says i should play D with my slap shot but I am to old to get hit with the puck over and over lol --- Brent sharing this #uppercorner #uch
Forwards 101 too please :-)
What if the puck carrier is coming across the blue line straight down the middle? What side of the ice should you try to force him towards?
Great question, and I cover it in our next defense video :) Make sure you're subscribed!
pls make a 3on2 defense
Hey coach I’m know I’m late but pls respond when I keep the player out side they move the puck inside but I can keep them outside same with infront of the net I don’t let the player in front of the net but the puck gets by me somehow pls help thank you 😊
You want to close the gap between you and the player if they are moving like that the gap is to big, i have a problem with that aswell
iam 16 and i really wanna start with hockey. I know its really late but iam not that bad. I have skated sense i was around 10 and been playing alot of golf, so iam not that new. Do you think its possible to find a smaller club to start at?
It all depends where you live. you can search for ice rinks or clubs nearby.
Rustan Here hey, it's never to late, and 16 is relatively early. If you could find a small league or a club, even better. Depends on what your local rink offers, and how much it costs/you're willing to spend.
Rustan Here i am**
I play defense in a mens league, but I've never been coached. Will you make a video about the break out pass? Understanding when and where to make the pass.
+nohockey skills howtohockey.com/five-breakout-plays-every-hockey-player-should-know
And Whats on the last Situation when im Not adult so if i go on the ice im Not Big enough Do capture the full Passung length? And sorry for mistakes im german :D
You will take up more space than you would with just you skates and stick on the ice. Not every Defencemen likes to use that move, try it out and see if it works for you.
question, if im a new player with a limited budget, probably in the range of under 800$ what kind of gear can i get?
Hey man, I may look like a troll but honestly gear doesn't matter NEARLY as much as most players make it sound. Cheap gear is as good as good gear with the exception of gloves, stick and sometimes but rarely skates. Make sure you get a good stick with comfy gloves and skates! All the advice I have.. good luck buying!
Ill remember that, thanks bud
Lots of good second hand gear on Craig's list, eBay, and sports resale shops. Make sure you get some help from an experienced friend to get decent skates. Skates are your most important purchase....don't skimp on the skates.
Are you going to have a hockey goalie on this channel
I didnt know how tall you were till you stood beside the net. Got some height on ya!
6 feet tall, not huge, but not small
Bathurst major under 18
Can we get a video of you playing a game, but just focused on you instead of the puck so we can see what to do. I live in Jacksonville Florida so its almost impossible for me to go somewhere to watch good hockey players play, and on TV, the second the puck leaves the players stick the camera pans away from them so I can't see what they're doing when hey don't have possession
what you said at the start to wingers and centers...i think you meant don't turn OFF this video, right? sounds like you said don't turn ON this video lol
GettingHyphy Yes, I meant don't turn OFF the video. The odd time the wrong word comes out and I don't notice until I'm editing the video. I blame it on my concussion, lol
once I scored from outside the circle
War can I git a clot hockey stike
0:14 "Now if you're a center man or a winger, don't turn ON this video, "
Turn off I assume? ;)
u said dont turn on the video lol
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Damn dawg, rink within a rink...
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next time use a color different than the background for lettering, haha
My kid will play better now!
unless your like connor mcdavid because he can do it all ha
I thought when you weren't supposed to screen your own goalie
That's a good point. In the bit about using the goal post I'm showing a bit of an extreme example, you normally wouldn't back up that much into the goal post. Your ideal alignment is body on body, stick on puck. This lets the goalie see the puck, while still having an obstacle in the shooting lane.
You can use the other net to help with you body position and alignment
Oh thanks!
As a goalie, I don't want a defensemen directly in front of me on those hard angle shots. When you were more towards the center of the ice is ideal for me and probably most goalies. You are in a better position to cut off cross ice passes.