The 2-1-2 Forecheck is one of the most common forechecking methods used. The idea is to always pressure the puck with two players until possession is gained. The third player needs to remain in the high slot for two reasons: 1) It is harder for opponents defense to cover the high slot area. 2) If the opponents gain possession of the puck and break out, then the player in the high slot is in good position to help the defense and prevent an odd-man rush. View details at: icehockeysystems.com/hocke

37K views · 132 reactions |  1, 2, 3 Forecheck from Nik Passero, Head Coach & GM of the Fort Erie Meteors. ▶️ A great drill to help teams practice their forechecking and breakout concepts in a progressive manner.  View this drill & more: https://www.icehockeysystems.com/contributor/Nik%20Passero | IceHockeySystems.com | Facebook

34K views · 289 reactions | Easily teach your players the 2-1-2 Forecheck with Strong Side Support by showing this animated video. View details: icehockeysystems.com/hockey-systems/2-1-2-forecheck-strong-side-support | IceHockeySystems.com | Facebook

1v1 Angle Around The Net Drill from Battery Hockey Academy: a great setup to practice defensive puck retrievals & angling during a forecheck. 🚨 Forechekers try to score a goal while the defense tries to skate through the cones.Drill details & variations 🔽 https://www.icehockeysystems.com/hockey-drills/1-v-1-angle-around-net-drill | IceHockeySystems.com