Skating That Translates

🔍 Zone entry scanning with Jack Eichel 👀
These small details and nuances are what separate good decisions from great ones.
The best part? Simple scanning practice can be trained on your own — no coach required.
Every clip on the Skating That Translates platform is built to grow the game, help players level up, and make a real difference in their ice time.
Drop a 🔥 if you’re working on your scanning game

GAME FILM THAT ACTUALLY MOVES THE NEEDLE 🔥

Tired of generic feedback on your shifts?

This Fall 2026 I’m officially dropping SKTT Game Review Packages — pro-level breakdowns of your game film using the same sharp SKTT eye we bring to the ice every session.
For years you’ve been asking if I do game review & analysis… it’s finally here.

Coach Ben has built a massive database of high-frequency, actionable game clips over the years — and now I’m giving you direct access. plays that happen and develop often in games that win shifts
We’ll break it down with focus on: • Edge control, transitions & speed changes
• Decision making, timing & small-area battles
• Deception, puck protection & wall play
• Zone entries & positional play
• Shot types & scoring trends
• And everything else that actually translates to the game
No fluff. Just clear, honest, actionable insights that will level up your next shift.
I can’t wait to launch this 🔥
Drop a 🔥 below if you’re in
OR DM me “REVIEW” to join the waitlist and get first access when spots open 👀
Who’s ready to turn their game film into real improvement? Let’s see it in the comments ⬇️
Skating That Translates®

A Skating That Translates ®️ clip . Jack Eichel’s tie goal from last night. The standout part is how effortlessly he adjusts his speeds . Engages his blade to manipulate based on what’s required . Jack shaves the ice puts pressure on his outside leg , inside edge isolating his weight to create friction to reduce his speed upon entry off a pass reception . Change of pace , poise and patience . He dictates and controls the pace .
Here’s a clip of one of my players working on that exact skill earlier this year.
This is all part of our Skating That Translates® curriculum. Our program starts with themed skating : base layer .
We then break down real game movements, puck skills and build layers, and teach the chain of events to the tactical application. That’s how players develop hockey IQ — through repeated high-frequency patterns that mirror the natural flow and structure of the game.
Add chaos compete, duress, and small-area games and you start producing real gamers. This model has been my development model for the past 8 years . We are constantly refining and collaborating with like minded coaches , developing the system to keep pace with the game .

Adapt or die - John Wooden

Register for skating that translates small area skills summer programs . Summer 2026. U11-Junior . Sign up on PH Developments website