Stop Getting Beat Wide — Hockey Gap Control Explained (Full Lesson)
Getting beat wide? Losing rush coverage? Bad gap control is usually the reason. In this full hockey training lesson, we break down what good gap control actually looks like, common mistakes players make, and how to fix your gap immediately. You’ll learn: • What proper gap distance looks like • Common gap mistakes youth players make • Good vs bad gap examples • How to control speed and space • Simple adjustments you can use in your next game Train smarter. Play faster. Control the rush. — 🏒 Train with STL Hockey Training (St. Louis) https://www.stlhockeytraining.com
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