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The USA Hockey website has a vast amount of information about the proper ways to develop your skills off the rink. They have spent a great deal of time fine tuning age specific instruction and created fun dryland exercises that are appropriate for their level of development. They suggest that doing the drills for drills for 30 minutes 1-2 times per week will help introduce skills like multi-directional movement and speed, agility, balance, coordination, rhythm and special awareness. Please click on the links below to review some of the resources they offer.

Introduction to Dryland Training

Age Specific Training

Stick Handling

Recommended Training Aids

FAST HANDS PRO STICK HANDLING TRAINING AID


Fast Hands are the most versatile stick handling aid on the market today. Fast Hands are the first fixed-shape training tool used to develop fast and accurate puck handling skills. The angles and dimensions of Fast Hands are set at the ideal measurements for height, length, width, and weight for developing fine motor skills in the wrist, forearm and shoulder.

This training aid is built to last a lifetime and it’s the one hockey tool in your family that will be passed down from one generation of hockey players to the next. Fast Hands are a fun, inexpensive training aid that will help your kids develop the most fundamental skill in hockey - stickhandling!

  • Can be used to perform a limitless number of moves and combinations including: Expansion of Reach, Figure 8's, Quick Stick, Soft Touch, Wide Dribble, Bait Cup Go Around, Toe Drag Deception
  • Can be used on a variety of surfaces including pavement, concrete, ice and sport tile
  • Manufactured using highly durable 1" metal pipe with standard red paint
  • For best results we recommend a synthetic ice pad and a Green Biscuit training puck
  • The Professional model is suitable for Squirts (6 years old) and up
  • Numbered for Pattern Drills
  • No assembly required
  • Dimensions: 30in. x 22in.



SMART HOCKEY STICK HANDLING BALL

 

For years European and Soviet players have used wooden stickhandling balls before games and for off-ice skills training to develop lightening quick, soft hands. With advances in space age materials smart|hockey patented a stickhandling and shooting ball which even more closely replicates an ice hockey puck's weight, bounce co-efficient, slide co-efficient and height at which the puck contacts the stick. The patented, two-piece dynamic core technology feels so much like an ice hockey puck that pro, collegiate and high school players across North America are using the ball as an essential part of their off-ice skills development 

  • Dynamic Core - Patented two-piece ball technology combines surlyn® shell with high density low rebound space-age thermoplastic core giving the training ball the exact feel of an ice hockey puck. The solid core covered by the surlyn shell eliminates any pliancy or "smushing" of the ball between the stick and the skating surface whether you're training on a tennis court, basketball court, paved street, driveway or down in your basement.
  • Weight - The ball is just slightly lighter than an ice hockey puck to compensate for the extra friction of off-ice surfaces. The difference in weight makes the ball "feel" like a puck, which makes it perfect for developing lightening quick hands for puck control, shooting and passing.
  • Height - The diameter of the ball is 2.1875" making the height at which it contacts the stick 1.09" which is less than one tenth of an inch higher than an ice hockey puck. The tangent point combined with the weight of the ball tricks the player's muscle memory into thinking they are working with an ice hockey puck.
  • Bounce - The high density low rebound core has approximately the same bounce coefficient as a frozen ice hockey puck. Dropped from a vertical distance of three feet a frozen ice hockey puck and the smart|hockey stickhandling and shooting ball only bounce 11". This gives the ball the same "dead" feeling of an ice hockey puck against your stick.
  • Slide - The surlyn® shell rolls or slides over any surface at any temperature at the same rate that a puck slides on fresh ice without becoming pliant or "smushy" making it perfect to develop quick, soft hands necessary to become a good stick handler
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