When the coaching staff leaves the ice, naturally shenanigans ensue. McHits likes to lead the team in a drill used during his old soccer playing days, and it's a doozy. It's called "Asses Up", and involves players working on one-on-one situations with a goalie. If they score, all is well. But if they miss...they have to stand in the net, pads off, bend over, and let a teammate fire a shot at them. Physical punishment isn't always the answer, but when put in a one on one situation, having a flashback or subconscious thought that you will get drilled in the buttcheek if you miss will likely help. As the team plays, there are a few players who consistently find themselves in the net. Jonathan Hagan, the Pats DMan who loves to chuck shots in games, is certainly one of them, and has the scars to prove it. Kriss Darzins is another, although he has the swag to actually score in games. All in all, it's a frightening yet hilarious experience that helps the team bond.