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Importance of the Face-Off... 

It establishes possession of the puck and even a novice player knows that puck possession is one of the KEYS to the game of hockey.

There are on average 50 to 70 faceoffs a game in the NHL, you have to have a method and a plan when you enter the face-off circle. Taking a draw is an Art, make no mistake about that.​

To go back, or not to go back? Go to the forehand? Use the backhand? Tie up the opponent? Go for the outright win? Pass back? Move the puck to the left or right? Shoot right off the draw? How much time is left on the clock? Cover up, eliminate my opponent? Play it defensively or should I create a scoring chance? These are just some of the questions asked before each and every draw.

The common denominator here is one thing...... What should I do?
Allow 16 Year NHL Linesman Vaughan Rody to teach you the Art of this trade.

• 15 Player Limit
  
• 2 Hours Intense Instruction
  
• 2 Hour Video  Discussion​

• Techniques
  
• Drills
  
• Communication​

$249.00 Per Athlete

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I had No idea what was involved and how important this aspect is to the game, Thanks for sharing this with our Kids.
John - Parent of Student

Played hockey all my life.... I thought I knew... I realize now I knew very little.
Micheal - Parent of Student

A fine art at the NHL level, having a good faceoff man is a key part to any teams success.
Adam Proteau - The Hockey News

Starting with the puck is Key!
Joel Quinnville - Head Coach, Chicago Blackhawks