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Mastering the Art of Speed in Hockey Attacks

Attacking with speed is a crucial strategy in hockey that applies pressure on opposing defensemen, forcing them into split-second decisions on coverage. The quicker your team skates, the more likely it is to create scoring opportunities as defenders struggle. In typical attack situations, the left winger and right winger consistently push towards the net, while a third player supports without getting caught deep. Understanding these formations and tactics can open up the ice, leading to higher scoring chances and effective offensive plays.

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Mastering the Art of Speed in Hockey Attacks

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  1. Practice 5 Concept • Attacking with Speed

  2. Why Attack with Speed? • Puts pressure on the other teams defensemen. • Requires them to make a decision about which player to cover. The faster you’re skating, the greater the chance they’ll make the wrong decision. • Opens up the ice for scoring chances.

  3. Typical Attack Situation LW X C X RW

  4. Typical Attack Situation – The two players closest to the other team’s zone always go hard to the net. In this case, it is left winger and right winger. LW X C X RW

  5. Typical Attack Situation – The two players closest to the other team’s zone always go hard to the net. In this case, it is left winger and right winger. LW X C X RW

  6. Typical Attack Situation – Notice that the third player has stayed high. LW X C X RW

  7. Typical Attack Situation # 2 LW X C X RW

  8. Typical Attack Situation # 2 – In this case, the speed pressure will be on the right wing and straight down the middle. LW X C X RW

  9. Typical Attack Situation #2 – The two players closest to the other team’s zone always go hard to the net. In this case, it is left winger and center. LW X C X RW

  10. Typical Attack Situation – Notice again that the third player has stayed high, but this time it was the right winger instead of the center. LW X C RW X

  11. Typical Attack Situation # 3 – Puck carrier is not one of the first two players. In this case the RW should headman the puck to one of the closer players. LW X C X RW

  12. Typical Attack Situation # 3 – Now the speed pressure will be straight down the middle with support on the right wing. LW X C X RW

  13. Typical Attack Situation # 3 – Stick on the ice and get to the net. LW X C X RW

  14. Typical Attack Situation #3 – If you’re the third player in, always make sure that you don’t get caught deep. LW X C RW X

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