Stopping Outside Edge, Inside Foot

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Uploaded by on Jul 20, 2009

Kip Strong demonstrating stopping on one foot on outside edge, inside foot, with long glide, hockey side start and sprint. Do this drill for 30-45 seconds, about the length of a hockey shift, with a 60 second rest in between.

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  • wat do u need to do in order to do this

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  • @driz86 improves balance and helps you stopping properly on two skates as most beginners can only stop with one skate on inside edge, not both skates

  • I could do that, but I don't wanna.

  • @JUSTINPLASK You might be digging into the ice too hard. Notice how he glides slowly to a stop. Also keep your hips and shoulders square.

  • @JUSTINPLASK you're turning your toe (inside edge) in and letting your heel/ankle slide outwards too much if you're not doing that intentionally. Really try to keep your shoulders and hips square to the slide, ie your upper body all facing the direction you want to slide laterally against and keep your foot pointed in the forward direction.

  • EASY!

  • i did this no problem but i always seem to turn around and swing backwards after grinding to a halt, any advice

  • @driz86 Well I appreciate you saying I'm not ignorant. However, I never said this was impressive. Good try!

  • @bsdaemon666 not so. see, this wouldn't impress anyone who had actually played hockey at a respectable level. You fail, in fact. You fail at not being ignorant.

  • @driz86 you fail.

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