Traverse City time, 2016

[Crede777]

Dubois had a strong tournament.

One thing I'd like to see him work on, however, is his conditioning. During games, especially in the third periods, he had a tendency to take a couple strong strides and then just glide into position. This made it seem like he was floating rather than getting into position and staying there. I'm more used to seeing players constantly moving their legs throughout a shift rather than coasting as much as he did.

 

[stevo61]

Dubois had a strong tournament.

One thing I'd like to see him work on, however, is his conditioning. During games, especially in the third periods, he had a tendency to take a couple strong strides and then just glide into position. This made it seem like he was floating rather than getting into position and staying there. I'm more used to seeing players constantly moving their legs throughout a shift rather than coasting as much as he did.

is it conditioning or are there some correctable bad habits from junior he got from being too dominant

 

[Tulipunaruusu*]

One thing I'd like to see him work on, however, is his conditioning. During games, especially in the third periods, he had a tendency to take a couple strong strides and then just glide into position. This made it seem like he was floating rather than getting into position and staying there. I'm more used to seeing players constantly moving their legs throughout a shift rather than coasting as much as he did.

If it what I suspect it might be then Blue Jackets might have made the absolute right pick if there ever was any doubt...

Think if you have five geezers in the small match box. What if one holds his position? The others continue to play while that one well positioned is the key to all of it. Lets have Thierry Henry show how it is done:



Ice hockey of cooperation. Team game.