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** Comes with: 5 BLUE Pucks and 1 RED Puck **
EZPuck allows hockey players to train in ways that no other product on the market can do. EZPuck was specifically designed to remain stationary on the ice. Training with EZPuck will take your stick handling and game to a new level. Remember, stick handling is not something that can be learned once, but rather requires continued practice. So, whether you are a beginner or a pro, EZPuck is the product for you.
Product Features:
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EZpuck is designed specifically to improve stick handling and puck control, which will lead to greater success and scoring.
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EZPuck can be arranged in patterns to cover a wide variety of drills.
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Consistent use of EZpuck will allow one to move the puck faster and with more accuracy.
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Use of EZpuck will improve hand-eye coordination.
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EZpuck allows you to train all year, both on or off the ice.
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EZPuck is easy to transport and can be set up and ready for use in less than 30 seconds.
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Never tip up a cone again!
- EZpuck was engineered to remain stationary on the ice, unlike cones or other similar stick handling tools.
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EZpuck was created with a low profile design that does not interfere with stick movement or skating.
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This quality product was made with non-corrosive materials for longevity.
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EZpuck was designed with an R-value to prevent EZPuck from freezing to the ice.
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Lightweight and easy to transport.
 The developer designed EZpuck using two different colors. The red EZpuck should be positioned at the starting point. There is an arrow on the top of the red EZpuck which allows the player to visualize which way to start the drill. The five remaining EZpucks are blue and should be positioned according to the desired pattern.
EZ Puck Drills:
Line Drill
Place the red EZPuck in the first position with the arrow facing right. Place the remaining blue EZPucks in a straight line. Position them one to two feet apart. As you advance, place the EZPucks closer together.
Double 8 Drill
Set the EZPucks in a triangular shape. See the diagram for movement of the puck or ball. The pattern is like to overlapping eights. This is a great warm up drill before practice or a game.
Double Sweep Drill
Place the red arrow disc in the first position with the arrow facing to the right. The remaining five discs should be placed in a line directly behind the red disc with four of the remaining blue discs offset. The faster you become the farther apart the discs can be set.
Five of Diamonds Drill
Position blue EZPucks in a diamond shape. Place the red EZPuck in the center. Move the the puck or ball through the pattern as shown in the PDF diagram.
Toe Drag Drill
This drill is a variation of the Line Drill. The difference is the way you move the stick. Go through this drill using the toe of your stick to move the puck or ball through the EZPucks.
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