1. Place four players positioned in a box formation. Each player from his position can move out approximately 5 to 6 feet but then must return to his original position in the box.
2. The power play players are used as perimeter passers as they would do in the power-play. The Power-play must move the puck around the perimeter
3. Each PK player should move out and get back to his position and move to new positions as the puck moves around the perimeter.
4. The power-play should move from side to side. For Example: After moving the puck on the left side of the boards two or three times one of the players either LD2 or C2 should can skate the puck to the opposite side of the ice having the entire power-play shift and now working the box from the opposite side.

Notes: Any spots that may be open in the power-play can be filled by an assistant coach.

Tags: Offense must move the puck, pressure the puck to the perimeter, Stick in passing lane