Task 2:

William Salming has a lot of experience in training a hand-eye coordination so he is definitely willing to help youngsters and give them some great and cool advices. The first tip is that you don't learn the skill in team practises. You need to be prepared and willing to learn it with your own spare time. My advice is to call some friends and go to the nearest park with them. Remember to bring with you two street hockey goals, tennis balls, floorball balls and pucks. Then tell your friends to shoot from 15-20 metres distance. Begin the drill with tennis or floorball balls because they are softer and bigger so it is easier to hit them. Do 120-150 repetitions. After that, switch to the pucks. After nearly 300 repetitions your hand-eye coordination is for sure better. And when the work is done, you can switch your mind set and play with friends normally 1v1 or 2v2 to empty goals.