Option 2

Training hand-eye coordination isn't a difficult task and there are multiple ways about it. You can go about it the old school way, and do puckhandling skills on the ice, hire a skills trainer to teach you basic stuff and hopefully you retain the information and are able to apply it well to get better. However, what I think would be an unconventional way to get better at hand-eye coordination in this day and age would be to teach hockey players about OSU!. OSU! is a rhythm game where players click circles to the beat of a song. It sounds dumb and how the hell can hockey players learn anything from a video game you might ask, but let me tell you, it gets real intense in the later stages and as you increase difficulty. It looks like an uncommon strategy to teach hockey players, but it has never been done before so imagine the first team to put its players through an OSU! training camp, how much better than the competition they could be.