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Matthew Erlichman

Off-Ice Training Videos

Hand-Eye Coordination

Foot Speed/Quickness 

Lower and Upper Body Strength

This one depends on your age and experience with lifting weights. If you do not lift weights I highly recommend you start doing body workouts. Body workouts can be highly effective if you push yourself hard enough. If you have no lifting experience start with 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 body squats (deep for hip mobility), and 50 pull-ups. This workout would look like the following:

10 push-ups

10 sit-ups

10 body squats

5 pull-ups

quick rest if needed and then repeat 9 more times.


If this is to difficult the numbers can be scaled down, but make sure to do all 4 movements in the workout. Do this workout 3 - 4 times a week for 3 weeks and then we can change it up. This is a good workout for beginners. If you are not a beginner and would like a harder workout please reach out to me.

Before you decide to scale the workout back watch the following video about the 40% rule!

This is your introduction to mental toughness!




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