Floor Hockey Dribbling

It s time to take out that hockey stick of yours to try out these dribbling drills.

Floor hockey dribbling. With lots of practice you re guaranteed to master these moves. Floor hockey tap dribbling partner task assessment player coach directions. This game focuses on dribbling teamwork shooting and passing. An illegal shot in floor hockey a slap shot involves the swinging of the stick behind slapping the puck and the follow through which brings the stick high stick handling.

Players are allowed to use both sides of the blade of the stick. Second hand each student a hockey stick. To play divide your class in half and have students partner up. Handling dribbling defensive skills and goaltending.

Voxsports for sportsg master your hockey technique 2. These floor hockey drills for beginners builds excitement about floor hockey. Arrange students so that the same number of teams are on each baseline. Floor hockey is sometimes compared to ice hockey without the ice skates but there are many differences in the rules.

To practice the straight dribble or the loose dribble. Just like shooting in hockey there are different ways you can dribble the ball dribbling is one of the basic skills you d need to master because if you don t know how to dribble the ball you won t be able to go anywhere on the field. Dribbling and stick handling are the two main hockey skills used in this activity. Gates is a great activity for floor hockey stick handling skills especially dribbling skills.

Using alternating taps of both sides of the blade to move the puck also known as dribbling or puck handling. These are examples of some of my students favorite floor hockey lead up games for kindergarten through 5 th grade. While the player is performing each task the coach should watch closely using the things to look for and grade. Even if you ve understood the different types of dribbling that you can execute on court it s no use if you don t actually practice.

The front side is called the forehand face and. First place 10 to 15 sets of cones scattered throughout the gymnasium creating hockey goals.