Creative prompt
The Regina Elk have established themselves as an extremely tough team to play against - known for straight up bullying the other teams with their aggressive play style, so it’s not particularly surprising that their practices consist of drills meant to hone the art of physical hockey. 
It’s a fairly simple drill really - the puck is launched far into the air to the other side of the rink, while all the skaters lineup on the near goal line. Once the whistle is blown, the players surge forward - with the goal of being the first to retrieve the puck and bring it back to the starting position. It’s essentially a forechecking exercise, but one with all bets off- with no ref around to call penalties, the Elk pack fight each other in a free for all blood bath of crunching hits and sneaky slashes. Eventually the puck squirts out and the lucky player gets it back to the other end of the ice, and they are rewarded with an “get out of practice 30 mins early” pass for the next day. (182 words)