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Overview of the Full Ice 1-3-1. This system will allow your team to outnumber opponents low in the defensive zone and be extremely aggressive in the offensive zone. This system uses slightly different terminology for the positions which are the following: Forward (1) Center mid (1) Center Wings (2) Defender (1)
The neutral zone trap (often referred to as simply the trap) is a defensive strategy used in ice hockey to prevent an opposing team from proceeding through the neutral zone (the area between the blue lines) and to force turnovers.
20 Σεπ 2019 · 1-3-1: A 1-3-1 seeks to create a wall at the centerline, to take away passes up the boards and force players inward. The forechecker is tasked with sealing off passing lanes through the middle and forcing the puck carrier out toward the boards.
15 Ιουλ 2017 · 1–3–1 Neutral Zone Trap: Hockey Systems & Strategies for the Casual Fan. Read the full article here: / 1-3-1-neutral-zone-trap-hockey-systems-str... Check out...
Diagrams. This drill was created using HockeyShare.com's Online Drill Drawing & Practice Planning Platform. Description. Puck is Dumped in. Offense works a breakout. Center for opposing team chases puck to neutral Zone. Wings and 1 D line up in the neutral zone. Center forces play to the wall.
9 Δεκ 2019 · DIAGRAM 1: Player positioning. Here are the initial positions and responsibilities for the half-court trap: X1: Typically the point guard, this player should pick up the ball handler at about 3/4. X1 should not crowd or play the handler too tight.
Instead of setting a soft trap (23) there are a number of other ways you can defend in the 1-3-1 as the ball is coming over half-court. 1. No half-court corner trap (13) Half-Court Corner No Trap If you want to defend more conservatively an option you have is to pull the defenders back closer to the basket and choose not to trap the half-way ...
