Pete Kamman

Pete Kamman

Sport Governing Body Employee · Elevated Hockey
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Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

Super insightful info from one mother best skating coaches out there. A must read for coaches looking to improve their player’s skating efficiency & power.

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Pete Kamman

reposted Shaun Earl's post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey
Great insight! Just because it’s a game

Great insight! Just because it’s a game doesn’t mean it should not include structure & coaching/education as part of it.

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Pete Kamman

reposted Craig Eagles's post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

Replace “coaches” with “league administrators” and the message is the exact same. A very accurate message & a very unfortunate message.

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Pete Kamman

reposted Dave Cameron's post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

Totally agree! Developing the ability to handle bad passes, rolling & bouncing pucks, and finding chaotic rebounds are definitely skills that need to be worked on by players at all levels. I like adding in a “bad pass” progression in some of my drills to get the players out of their comfort zone of perfect passes & improve their ability to make plays off of broken plays & bad passes.

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Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey
Low to High Quick Release

This drill is built around low-to-high puck movement, defensive activation, and game-speed shooting, while giving your goalie transferable reads.

• Low-to-high passing pattern
• D activating off the wall on the blue line creates lateral movement and changes shooting lanes
• D-to-D pass to a one-timer or catch-and-release trains shooting without overhandling
• Goalie works on tracking through traffic & moving laterally with the play

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Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

solid drill here and I really like how Coach Mike links the drill to in-game examples. Great stuff!

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Pete Kamman

reposted TCS+'s post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

So much practical info here for effectively coaching defensemen.

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Pete Kamman

reposted Anton walch's post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

Love this battle drill in tight space. It incorporates so many essential skills like puck protection, puck control, compete, balance & stability, quick movements, board battles, D positioning, and more. Plus, it incorporates the goalies too so they can wor kon tracking, angles, close area shots, rebound control & more.

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Pete Kamman

reposted Tom Pauly's post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey
As an advocate for ACHA hockey, an ACHA

As an advocate for ACHA hockey, an ACHA coach for nearly a decade, and someone that regularly speaks & skates with players in various junior hockey leagues, this is very relevant, detailed info that is often overlooked by those chasing whatever level the are chasing. Sometimes, it just comes down to how many spots there are and what the right fit is for a player. The ACHA is making huge strides and proving that it is a viable and desirable destination for a positive college hockey experience.

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Pete Kamman

reposted TCS+'s post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

In my experience coaching youth players, you can never practice passing enough! Passing, both giving & receiving, is a foundational core skill that truly separates higher level players and teams. It doesn’t develop on its own without intentional work. As Coach Ness says in this presentation, “You need a lot of reps to improve your passing. You have to get touches.”

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Pete Kamman

reposted TCS+'s post

Sport Governing Body Employee | Elevated Hockey

Daniel Broberg has been a favorite of mine for a while so it’s awesome to see drills like this from his course. Getting these players slow and smooth creates the foundation for explosive speed in games!

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