Check out our first drill of the week! π¨π¨π¨
Go give it a try, get those sweet hands going, and let us know how it goes!
Special shout out to our players Brynn Heising & Josie Virnig for showing us what they got for week 1. #ohtnation#DrillOfTheWeek#dekeoftheweek
Minnesotan Pod
YHH does a "home and home" with MN legend Lance Pitlick.
Tony interviews Lance. Lance interviews Tony.
Two 1986 HS grads share their love of the game and their path to success.
Lance Interview: https://t.co/OfKJjI8bmr
Tony Interview: https://t.co/HEEwGcKDan
For young players watching this fantastic tournament look at the stick skills on display at the #WorldJuniors . What are you doing to acquire the Stick-handling and Shooting skills ??? Best of luck to @usahockey and @HockeyCanada in the battle for gold. #hockeyskillstraining
With hockey practices at local rinks disrupted perhaps its time to create a hockey training area at your home. https://t.co/RrUqwIffrF Many thanks to our friends at @snipersedge
So, what are you doing to become a better hockey player? You must have personal discipline to work on your skills. Nobody can do it for you. #MotivationMonday#hockeyskillstraining#hockey
Consistency and confidence are partners in developing shooting skills. Repetitive exercises build both. Like the OHT pupil shows in this video, its all about getting the practice reps. https://t.co/rArrCR1XCl #hockey#HockeyAtHome#skillstraining
Help us to salute all those in the hockey family that are following safe social distancing guidelines AND finding ways to maintain hockey workouts at home. Post an image or video of at-home training and tag a friend, coach, teammate or organization. Stay safe! #HockeyAtHome
Thanks to former Gopher and NHLer Lance Pitlick on sharing stickhandling tips, teaching points and videos with our members! @OHT_CoachPitter
Article: https://t.co/NAw3oHrgS5
Salute the individuals working hard to keep us safe and secure with #TolietPaperRollChallenge. Show off your stick skills and tag people in your community (e.g. doctors, nurses, police officers). All you need is a stick, a roll of unnecessarily rare TP and your imagination.