Hockey Turns with Puck and without Puck: Hockey Skill

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Step by step instruction for hockey turns with puck and without puck.

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• power skating
• hockey training
• hockey skill
• hockey coaching

[danizdaman93]

y is this guy so outta breath?

[HockeyUsDotCom]

Microphone is near his mouth for better sound quality. Sure, anyone one will be out of breath after hard skating.

[camscott00]

These vids are great - thanks so much

[rhinos94]

Could this be easier learnt without a stick? Or is the stick helpful in balance.

[ShawneyP23]

@MrFlyersfan418 yeah thats grundy. i played there too. what a shithole

[sonuvadad]

try keeping your bottom hand low as well this teaches you to bend your knees and your arm helps protect the puck great pros use this to buy time and create open ice

[MrFlyersfan418]

What rink is this? you look like my old coach from a rink in bristol called Grundy and you coach notre dame? is this grundy i used to go here!

[thescrounger1]

@stepbak91

Ball of your foot is the area just behind your toes, basically the front of your foot -- the part that you jump or run with.

[stepbak91]

@thescrounger1 ok thanks a lot i will try it but what exactly is the ball of your foot?

[thescrounger1]

@stepbak91 Just a suggestion, but when you turn does your right foot go up on the heel? That could be a problem and is a lazy turn because the weight is on the back foot. If you practice keeping your balance and weight even when you go into the turn, your lead skate should be flat on the ice with your weight on the ball of your foot and on your outside edge. Then you will have power in the turn. Bad explanation, but that might be the problem.

[actionpassion]

Hello from Latvia!

Thanks for great video

[MrNjdevilsfan30]

@danizdaman93 u obviously dont play

[stepbak91]

hey man i really like your videos! from australia! lol

just a question im having real big trouble turning quick leading with my right foot

any suggestions

ps fine with the other foot.