by Hockey without Borders
The term hockey sense is often used to describe players who seem to anticipate what is going to happen on the ice and react a bit sooner than their teammates. These players are said to "see the ice well" and "have a lot of anticipation" as well. Learn more and Book this course.
In this course, Coach Larry Huras discusses his approach to developing sense in his players. He illustrates how implementing small ice games helps improve skills and their mentality. Everything you need to develop young players into rising talent is right here.
Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Take Coach Larry Huras’ tips and tactics to develop a sense in your hockey players today!
The Coach
Larry Robert Huras is a veteran Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former player with a decorated international coaching career, particularly in Europe’s top leagues.
Coaching Career Highlights:
Most recent role: Head Coach, HC Fribourg-Gottéron (Swiss NLA)
3-time French Champion as player-coach with Rouen
Head Coach, Zürcher SC (NLA) — two separate stints
Won the 2001 Swiss National Championship
Captured an IIHF Continental Cup title
Head Coach, HC Ambri-Piotta (NLA)
Led the team to 1st place in 1998-99 regular season
Swiss Coach of the Year (1999)
2× IIHF Continental Cup champion (1998, 1999)
IIHF Super Cup champion (1999)
Notable Achievements:
Consistently elevated Swiss clubs to national and international success
Established Ambri-Piotta as a respected contender on the European stage
Huras is known for his tactical acumen, international coaching pedigree, and ability to build competitive, title-contending teams in elite European hockey. Book this course.
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