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  • Ed;

    At about 3:17 of your video some overlap shadowing (audio and video) appears...can you adjust?

  • Hi Coach,

    I went back to look at my original file from 11 months ago and sure enough I must have made a boo boo with my video editing software and not caught it. Hopefully the material is still understandable though.

    I'll have to see if I can fix it...

    Thanks for the comment,

    Ed

  • I am not sure how to edit this out Ed!

  • Hi Ed! 'good to see you're still using this channel.

    I love your vids. ..I usually end up playing a wing position. I know you're a defensemen but I'd be willing to bet you have a lot of helpful input for forwards as well.

    A defenseperson on my team recently congradulated me after a game on my good back-checking.. maybe you could do a segment on back-checking so I can better understand what I'm doing right and not have to rely so much on instinct.

    -Van

  • Hi Van. Thanks!

    Yes, I should make back-checking one of my topics for a future video. Having the offenders playing as hard without the puck as with is something that's really nice for a defender to see.

    I'll put it on my list!

    Thanks for posting a comment,

    Ed

  • Hey I really like these videos! They translate very well to broomball too!

    Question: our broomball league is 8's, so 3 forwards, 2 "mids", 2 defenders, and a goalie... My players are confused as to where they should generally be. Any suggestions?

    None of us played hockey and have not had formal coaching - so anything you can suggest would help. (there aren't many instructional materials on broomball, just hockey with 6 players)

  • Hmmm. Here's a handful of items that ought to be applicable (from defense to offense):

    - On defense deny the other team time and space.

    - Move with the other team's attacker instead of making an all-or-nothing swipe at the puck/ball.

    - Do not make passes across the middle in our own end.

    - A pass and a shot is more likely to beat a goalie than just a shot. But do take the shot if you have one.

    - The forward on the side away from the puck should be at the far post.

    Hope this helps,

    Ed

  • Good video, but why does it double layer audio and video at around 3 minutes?

    It's pretty confusing

  • I'm not sure why it does that sometimes. I've seen it do that too. I didn't record it that way.

    Maybe we'll have to ask the YouTube support team what's going on there. Or maybe try with a different browser like FireFox or something.

    Anyway, sorry it did that to you,

    Ed

  • yo dude you rock at making these videos!!!!! make more:)

  • hey man,

    can you make more of these?

    I have spent good time "studying them" & it's actually helped a lot, I went to games using your advice.

    if you have more advice i'd appreciate it,

    cover the basics, than do more intermediate stuff,

    i think it would be dope.thanks!

  • Sure.  I'll work on doing some more. Thanks for the feedback.

    - Ed

  • You're welcome dude, i'd appreciate it. I actually need it man

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