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Develop your players ability to forecheck and avoid the forecheck using this keep-away activity. Insert this into any station-based practice or use pads in all of the circles to get your players a lot of reps.

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For me, I would never advise a forechecker to chase behind the net, almost never works. Next, for the dman behind net w puck. One pass beats the forechecker in front of the net, so avoid taking him on 1x1.

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