Analysis of hockey players' training methods: optimization of tactical schemes in conditions of unequal composition

this article examines the importance of tactical training in hockey, focusing on the principles and methods of improving the playing skills of athletes. The relevance of the topic is determined by the need to optimize training processes in the context of increasing competitiveness in this sport. The study examines key aspects of tactics at different stages of the game, such as positional play, interaction between players, and decision-making in a limited time environment. Special attention is paid to the analysis of successful strategies applied by teams at various levels, as well as their impact on the performance of matches. The work is based on a combination of theoretical study of existing literature and practical analysis of successful examples. The main objectives of the study are to develop recommendations for coaches and players aimed at improving the skills of reading the game and responding quickly to changing conditions on the ice. The results obtained can be useful for both professional teams and junior clubs seeking to enhance their achievements and improve the overall tactical literacy of the team.

hockey, training, tactical schemes, numerical advantage, team interaction, training methods