09/05/2026
Your pre-game warm-up should include THIS 👀 SAVE FOR LATER ‼️
Before a game, we want to do more than just get the muscles warm. Adding some hand-eye reaction work, wide tosses, reaction balls and partner drills gives athletes a chance to get their body moving while also challenging their ability to see, react and coordinate.
The goal isn’t to make them tired before they step on the ice. Getting the nervous system switched on, improving coordination will help them feel ready to react when the game starts.
And honestly, it’s just a fun way to get loose with your teammates before the puck drops. 🏒
Sometimes the best warm-up doesn’t feel like training at all.