Hockey drills for technique warming-up
- Put out six pilons in a row with +/- five meters between each pilon.
- This is best done on the 23 meter line as shown in figure 1.
- Again make two rows and let the team sprint from the sideline to the first pylon and back, then from the sideline to the second pylon and back.
- Repeat this until the sixth pylon.
- After these sprint exercises let the team run half a lap.
Aim:
- To become physically as well as technically warm as preparation for the training.
Design:
- The exercise will be done with a maximum of 4 people.
- Of course you can put a multiple of these so that the exercise still works.
- The players 1 start with the ball and play it to their players 2. Then they change positions.
- Players 2 play the ball back to players 1 and also change positions.
Variations:
- You can vary the way of passing (hitting, push, flats)
- Increase the distance between the pilons so that one only has to walk further.
- Increase the distance between the pilons so that one only has to move on.
- Increase both distances.
- Increase speed
- Make as many successful passes as possible in time.
Points of attention:
- Sit low for good control.
- Stick to the ground at ball control.
- Play ball on the forehand side.
- Stand still at ball acceptance.
- Taking the ball and passing it straight back
- Crossing diagonally with warm-up exercise
Warm up three exercises
Exercise 1: Overplay
Exercise 2: Run and play.
Exercise 3: Run to the left and play.
Exercise 1: Overplay
Exercise 2: Run and play.
Exercise 3: Run to the left and play.
Exercise 1: Overplay.
- Two players face each other, both near the bar with 1 ball.
- They play the ball to each other on the forehand.
Note:
- They must keep the stick low when attacking the ball and the ball must be pushed.
- They must keep the stick low when attacking the ball and the ball must be pushed.
Exercise 2: Run and play.
- Groups of 3 or 4 players.
- 2 players on one side of the bar with ball, the others on the opposite side.
- One player with ball starts walking to the other side.
- Halfway, the player passes the ball to a player on the other side.
- That player takes the ball and now runs to the middle himself and then passes the ball on.
- Once the ball is played, the player continues to run across to the other side.
Note:
- They must keep the stick low when taking the ball.
- Left elbow forward as you run with the ball.
- Walk in when the ball is played to you.
- They must keep the stick low when taking the ball.
- Left elbow forward as you run with the ball.
- Walk in when the ball is played to you.
Exercise 3: Run to the left and play.
- Groups of 3 or 4 players.
- 2 players on one side of the bar with ball, the others on the opposite side.
- Same as exercise 2 but now the player does not run straight ahead with the ball but in an arc to the left and then plays the ball.
- When the ball is played, the player continues walking to the other side.
Attention:
- Stick low when taking the ball.
- Ball stays to the right of the player as he/she runs the arch to the left.
- Walk in when the ball is played to.
- Stick low when taking the ball.
- Ball stays to the right of the player as he/she runs the arch to the left.
- Walk in when the ball is played to.
- Piece float.
- Indian dribble.
- Forehand - then take backhand ball - red-.
- Backhand - then take backhand ball - blue-.
- Expand to relay and switch sides.
Put out as many times as there are players:
- Each player has their own pawn.
- They play 1-1 with the person opposite them.
- The ball is in the middle.
- At the whistle, they start trying to tap the other person's pawn.
- After a certain time, blow the whistle.
- Player who won moves one space to the right on the loser 1 to the left.
- In case of a tie; stone paper scissors.
With 3 players run up, pass and finish.
- Blue passes to red, runs after ball and connects behind red.
- Red passes to white, runs after ball and connects behind white.
- White passes to blue, runs behind ball and connects behind blue.
- And so on.
- The one with the ball on the edge of the circle rounds off.
- At trainer's signal, both players start sprinting.
- Blue must run around first pawn and Red runs straight through to tap Blue.
- Red becomes Blue and flips over.
- Player RED comes out of the square and offers himself to player BLUE.
- BLUE passes to RED as he offers himself.
- Player WHITE pressures RED so it has to accept closed and plays back to BLUE (guard).
- Player RED makes an acceleration to the left or right next to the square.
- Player BLUE passes the ball to player RED looking carefully where RED asks for the ball (forehand or backhand).
- RED takes the ball open and penetrates the circle to finish on goal.
- TURN TO THE OTHER SIDE.
- RED JOINS AT STARTING POINT / BLUE JOINS IN THE SQUARE.
- There are 4 pawns in a diamond, and 1 in the middle.
- The balls start at 2 pawns opposite each other.
- Then walk to the center and pass it to the right.
- You put in the middle 2 cones one meter apart.
- Then you put a pawn on the left and right at 5 meters distance each.
- Player 1 plays the ball to the 2 cones.
- Player 2 runs to the 2 cones.
- Runs back while taking the ball in the front hand and hands the ball off to the next one.
- Player 1 plays the ball to the 2 cones.
- Player 2 runs to the 2 cones.
- Runs back again while taking the ball in the backhand and hands the ball off to the next one.
- Player 1 plays the ball to the 2 cones.
- Player 2 runs to the 2 cones.
- Runs back again as she drags and carries the ball in the forehand and hands the ball off to the next one.
- Make a square adjust the size according to the amount of players who are participating
- Put someone on each side, opposite side is on the same team.
- It is ball possession and move the ball around, if you play the one outside the field you chase your ball and then you stand there.
- The one outside who gets played the ball then participates again inside the lines.
- You are not allowed to be attacked?