Filter by what actually constrains a practice
Not by theme. A drill is useless to you if it needs full ice and you have a half-sheet, or if it runs twelve minutes and you have eight left. Those are the filters.
- Age — u11, u13, u15, u7, u9
- Ice space — cross ice, zone, half ice, full ice, corner, off ice
- Length — 5–12 minutes per drill
- Category — 12 of them, from warm-up to special teams
Every drill is coachable on the bench
- A top-down rink diagram showing the setup and the shaded area the drill uses.
- Coaching cues on all 56 drills — the two or three things to actually say.
- Setup, execution and progressions written out, so a drill scales up or down mid-session.
- Minimum players and equipment, so nothing gets picked that you cannot run.
The running total is the point
Add drills and the session time adds up as you go, so a 60-minute ice slot stays a 60-minute plan. Reorder them, change a drill's minutes, and the total follows — which is the difference between a plan and a wish list.