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Thanks so much for your 3 beginner videos

Brilliant. Just started playing at 50 and am loving it. Thanks for this- simple and inspiring

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Sorry, the sound quality is really poor 😢

As someone who is trying but didn’t make provincial last year and is trying again this year , this is very helpful thank u🙏🙏

I wonder how many balls have ended up in the bush😂

It’s really amazing

I'm still learning hockey bro

I'm here because I have tryouts for high school on Monday and I suck at field hockey but wanted to do it in my freshman year Edit: I made the team!!!! this video really helped and I have my first game on Wednesday 😁

Thank you!

I just found your videos omg THANK YOU they are great for my 9 year old and you make it so simple and easy to teach.

THANKS SO MUCH FOR THESE DRILLS

Thank you for sharing this with us ❤❤ I am from 🇿🇦 south africa

Wow I now it how it to do!! I am the player kid hockey I'm from Malaysia Ty for Sharing caring!

I really learnt about hockey. Thank you

Really helpful instructions !

thanks for this. The differentiation between aerobic and anaerobic running was really interesting. I always thought if you weren't puffing, you weren't working hard enough. Thanks for this.

Very informative and educational. You are clearly very knowledgeable and have managed to simplify but keep all the important parts

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Where did you get your mat from

@vital hockey

I am practising after a long time , and during the initial 1 or 2 days I am feeling a bit pain in my back and my fingers , is it normal and go away with time or a problem of grip or posture?

Excellent video! Thank you

I was expecting, from what he said at the start, that this coach would show us how to hold and use a hockey stick with appropriate grip and ball positioning in relation to the feet and the stick. But no. This presentation was actually worse (incorrect instruction about a static positioning of the left thumb) than half of the dozens of similar attempts to coach these points I have previously seen on TH-cam and elsewhere. I post a video I made more than seven years ago, which gives some insights into the flexibility of the 'grip' required to control a hockey stick while dribbling. th-cam.com/video/oY7trQ2VFf8/w-d-xo.html

this was very helpful all of these videos in the series really helped me work on my skills

This will totally help me😊😊❤

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Video starts at 2:20

Very informative video thanks

My daughter plays hockey and recently went for our provincial tryouts. Unfortunately she didn't make it and was clearly disappointed. I am using your videos to help her raise a game and we will go for tryouts again next year. Thank you so much for such awesome training, you are indeed a great teacher!

Really informative and absolutely a must watch for any beginner thank you!

Where did you get the turf from? I want to build something like this in my backyard

Thank you😄😄

these are really good videos, its great how you show alternative ways to train a specific "move" if you don`t have access to a large outdoor space. very helpful for those inner city dwellers in smaller apartments. thank you!!

really useful set of videos thank you!

Do you happen to know if there any lessons available for beginner adults in Northern California? Most of the adult opportunities I found were for playing on teams only (for those who already know how to play from their youth). Thanks in advance! :)

Thank you guy.

Thank you

Good instructions 🏑👍

45 secs rest is a bit to long, 25/30 secs max is sufficient.

It seems that the size of the goal is inversely proportional to the size of the stick in different hockey varieties. I’m an ice hockey player.

Love these skills. Can’t wait to teach my girls

tks for your video. where can I find a training mat like your? have been searching in Amazon unsuccesfully. In the web I can only find companies that do professional fitting for schools, etc.

Really helpful instructions !

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very nice tips thank you

Where do you get that turf or something to practice on for at home practice?

CAN YOU DO TAPPING

This is a great help thanks! I had a question on the second drill on 3d skills - is that just for practice, or does a move like that have a place in a match too? Thanks

Enjoyed the video