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Dates to 1937, this film "World's Fastest Game" features the Boston Bruins and showcases key techniques and fundamentals of ice hockey for aspiring players. Led by former star Art Ross, the Bruins demonstrate essential skills such as proper skating form, stick handling, passing, shooting, and receiving the puck. Goaltending is highlighted through Tiny Thompson’s expert positioning, equipment, and puck-clearing techniques. Defensive strategies including poke checks, hook checks, sweep checks, and body checks are illustrated, emphasizing timing and precision. The importance of teamwork, positioning, and accurate passing in offensive plays is also covered. The concludes with real-game footage against the New York Americans, where the Bruins apply these techniques in live competition, culminating in a game-winning goal.

0:00 – Introduction to the Boston Bruins, managed by former star Art Ross, and their efforts to promote hockey in New England.

0:46 – Emphasis on the importance of proper skating technique demonstrated by Eddie Shore and de Beaty.

1:23 – Demonstration of correct vs. incorrect stick handling and grip for better control and passing.

1:53 – Art Ross explains proper passing technique and follow-through to ensure puck control.

2:32 – Proper technique for receiving a pass, using the stick to absorb the puck's speed.

2:45 – Shooting mechanics explained, including wrist action and shooting from both feet.

3:13 – Coordination in combination plays and skilled stick handling by players like Bill Cowley.

3:44 – Tiny Thompson, the goalie, demonstrates his protective gear and positioning in goal.

4:27 – Thompson’s goaltending skills shown in slow motion, including saves and puck clearing.

5:37 – Defensive skills including poke check, hook check, and sweep check explained and shown in slow motion.

6:31 – Penalty situation illustrated, followed by a successful penalty shot by Bun Cook.

6:51 – Bruins' man-to-man defensive play is highlighted, avoiding unnecessary body contact.

7:08 – Body checking as a defensive tool, including variations and proper form in slow motion.

8:05 – Defensive maneuver where Shaw supports a teammate and recovers the puck after a body check.

8:33 – Offensive plays demonstrated: center to wing passes resulting in goals, and the importance of accurate passing.

9:36 – Bruins execute techniques in a real game against the New York Americans at Madison Square Garden.

10:00 – Highlights from the game: body checks, key saves by Thompson, and a winning goal by Hooley Smith.


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