Stickhandling
PULLS
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The "Pull" is one of the most fundamental stickhandling skills needed to be effective in creating time and space and taking care of the puck. When practicing "Pulls," be sure to work on a variety of different widths, both in the starting location of the "Pull," as well as in the finishing position. It is equally important to practice pulling the puck with speed and using your legs to shift your weight and create speed through the "Pull." No pull is exactly alike, so it is necessary to practice using a variety of different directions, speeds, and pulling lengths. In addition to using "Pulls" to gain time and space, they are also important when pulling the puck around defenders and into better positions to shoot and pass!
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Drills that use this
- ICE STH 2001 Short
- ICE STH 2000 Short
- ICE STH 2100 Short
- ICE STH 2300 Short
- ICE STH 3400 Short
- ICE STH 3101 Short
- ICE STH 1000 Short
- ICE STH 1001 Short
- ICE STH 1004 Short
- ICE STH 1016 Short
- ICE STH 1020 Short
- ICE STH 1100 Short
- ICE STH 1101 Short
- ICE STH 1102 Short
- ICE STH 1105 Short
- ICE STH 1106 Short
- ICE STH 1107 Short
- ICE STH 1108 Short
- ICE STH 1113 Short
- ICE STH 1117 Short
- ICE STH 1118 Short
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