Tactics board
Leave the zone on the breakout, swing the cycle low, sit in the box and attack the power play. Blue lines split the IIHF rink.
IIHF 60×30 m rink, blue lines and face-off circles. Plan breakouts, forechecking systems and power-play formations on a full ice hockey rink.
The rink is the IIHF 60×30 m sheet with both blue lines. Open the full rink for the breakout. Drawing needs no account. A free account saves it.
The breakout diagram shows the first pass off the boards and the support through the neutral zone. It starts behind the defensive blue line.
The cycle keeps the puck low along the boards in the offensive zone. Wingers and the centre exchange until a lane opens.
The box is the four-player penalty kill in a square. The power-play diagram is the extra-attacker setup inside the offensive blue line.
The left defenceman passes up the boards to the left wing while the centre supports through the middle. Use it to leave the defensive zone against two forecheckers.
The right wing carries the puck low along the boards and passes back to the left wing as the centre rotates. Use it to keep possession deep in the offensive zone until a shooting lane opens.
Four penalty killers form a square in front of the net against two points and a net-front player. Use it while short-handed to keep shots to the outside.
Two points, a centre in the slot, a wing and a net-front player attack three defenders, and the pass goes from the point into the slot. Use it with the extra skater to create a one-timer.
