Forward Stride additional comments: When a proper toe snap is executed, you will feel the back top ankle guard on the skate dig into your calf. Equally important is the return! 3 opportunities for power in one stride: 1. When you initially push (back of blade) if your skate is under your belly button in the V-start position; 2. as you extend your leg (middle fo blade); and 3. the toe snap as you perform your follow through. Most important: If you don't return your leg to center, you lose all power as the next push will not start from the back of the blade. Most skaters don't return the skate to the v-position (One opportunity for power lost), and then don't fully extend their leg so that it is locked with the toe flick follow through (another opportunity for power lost). Really, most average skaters capture only 1/3 the power from their push which is the middle of their blade. Good technique, which includes a good return, will give you full 3x power in the same push. And when you do it, it feels as effortless as pressing the pedal on a v-10 engine!
Dear Coach Jeremy, Thank you so much for putting your time in to put out hockey videos for everyone to get better at hockey! I know it must take a lot of work but I for one really appreciate it! I wasn't a very good hockey player on my team until I found your channel, and now I am one of the best on my team, thanks to all your videos! I just wanted to say thank you for helping me discover how much fun hockey really is!
So well articulated, this was not just skating technique, but a little sprinkle of kinesiology. Well done, this is very helpful for even really good long time skaters, we instinctively do this stuff, but to really hone in on it will be masterful.
Great video, Jeremy! I love how much time you put into helping us all, people you likely don't know, to skate and play hockey better. I watch your videos not just as tutorials, but also for fun and I always benefit from it. I'm now brilliant and agile in both leisurely skating and hockey. Keep up the good work! :D
Great advice and excellent breakdown. I've shared it with several outlets so that parents and volunteer coaches can use this to help our 8U/6U kids learn good habits early. Many thanks Jeremy and coach Vitale!
Jeremy, I have been playing for 30 years and only recently started to think about my stride after noticing how wide Taylor Hall pushed and how different that was from mine. Thanks for breaking it down for us.
Excellent presentation. Every skating program teaches about pushing to the side (versus back), but this one talking about the knee angle being somewhere between 90 and 180 degrees is key. Too many programs emphasize going as low as you can. Your leg muscles (all muscles for that matter) are not designed to operate that way. They are more like elastic bands than springs. Pushed too far and they won't react properly.
Hey Jeremy, what gloves did Jim Vitale use. I'm looking to get the True hockey stick that you did the review on (Xcore 9 ACF) and I will be needing a new pair of gloves soon and I think a pair of true hockey gloves would look awesome with a true stick.
I have tried the push off sideways. It is not faster because the energy is not directed in right direction. You may feel more power, but its wasted power.
Forward Stride additional comments: When a proper toe snap is executed, you will feel the back top ankle guard on the skate dig into your calf. Equally important is the return! 3 opportunities for power in one stride: 1. When you initially push (back of blade) if your skate is under your belly button in the V-start position; 2. as you extend your leg (middle fo blade); and 3. the toe snap as you perform your follow through. Most important: If you don't return your leg to center, you lose all power as the next push will not start from the back of the blade. Most skaters don't return the skate to the v-position (One opportunity for power lost), and then don't fully extend their leg so that it is locked with the toe flick follow through (another opportunity for power lost). Really, most average skaters capture only 1/3 the power from their push which is the middle of their blade. Good technique, which includes a good return, will give you full 3x power in the same push. And when you do it, it feels as effortless as pressing the pedal on a v-10 engine!
You can tell how much Jim yells on the ice from his voice lol.
A LOT!
Yeah lol. I agree
Coach Jeremy - The Hockey Movement hey Jeremy can u tell me what model of gloves those Berbers gloves your wearing are thank you a big fan thanks
first thing i noticed
yeah lol and i think the power of youtube is that you get all the details without being yelled at
Dear Coach Jeremy,
Thank you so much for putting your time in to put out hockey videos for everyone to get better at hockey! I know it must take a lot of work but I for one really appreciate it! I wasn't a very good hockey player on my team until I found your channel, and now I am one of the best on my team, thanks to all your videos! I just wanted to say thank you for helping me discover how much fun hockey really is!
That's awesome Reilly, I love doing it. Even though the training videos might not get as many views, I love doing them to help players like yourself.
I watched this video a year ago. Watching it again today was such a nice refresher of the basics.
So well articulated, this was not just skating technique, but a little sprinkle of kinesiology.
Well done, this is very helpful for even really good long time skaters, we instinctively do this stuff, but to really hone in on it will be masterful.
Im watching your videos from Finland and pretty much all of them are helping me to get better at hockey! Keep up the good work!
vili vilperi Me too
Hockey is life
Hear hear.
Great video, Jeremy! I love how much time you put into helping us all, people you likely don't know, to skate and play hockey better. I watch your videos not just as tutorials, but also for fun and I always benefit from it. I'm now brilliant and agile in both leisurely skating and hockey. Keep up the good work! :D
Great advice and excellent breakdown. I've shared it with several outlets so that parents and volunteer coaches can use this to help our 8U/6U kids learn good habits early. Many thanks Jeremy and coach Vitale!
Jeremy, I have been playing for 30 years and only recently started to think about my stride after noticing how wide Taylor Hall pushed and how different that was from mine. Thanks for breaking it down for us.
Love the advice, thanks Jeremy and JIM! :)
Excellent presentation. Every skating program teaches about pushing to the side (versus back), but this one talking about the knee angle being somewhere between 90 and 180 degrees is key. Too many programs emphasize going as low as you can. Your leg muscles (all muscles for that matter) are not designed to operate that way. They are more like elastic bands than springs. Pushed too far and they won't react properly.
I seen it in past, this time I seem to pick different tips, good advice.
I so agree with this guy good job Jeremy you should be able to see your toes at the end of your stride or your feet are going backwards
Coach Jeremy rocks.....helps my game so much.
Nice vid! What are the chances you can do a vid on faceoffs? How to win them, how to avoid destroying your stick etc?
Jim is a great coach
Amazing video helped me skate a lot better
Yah Aye! He sounds like me! Thanks for this video boys!
Can you make a video showing how to make the ice in your rink survive in summer?
I'm going to try this in inline hockey because I don't play ice sadly but it's the same thing
HockeyPlays Its not the same thing.
Can you do a review on the Dextra Pro 2 Verberos? I heard they had better protection.
What team do you like the most
Hey Jeremy, what gloves did Jim Vitale use. I'm looking to get the True hockey stick that you did the review on (Xcore 9 ACF) and I will be needing a new pair of gloves soon and I think a pair of true hockey gloves would look awesome with a true stick.
Wasted Hockey go on hockeymonkey.com they have everything
Ok thanks
Wasted Hockey your welcome:)
Ok thanks I'm going to look in them
I have thme and they are the best gloves I've ever used. Oh and he has VH Skates
this makes me want a tim hortons
Where do you get that shirt?
hockey is the best
I have tried the push off sideways. It is not faster because the energy is not directed in right direction. You may feel more power, but its wasted power.
I play in the gthl
He’s my coach
Hydrate Playdead, nice.👍🏽
good video. I owe a lot of my beer league success to you. that said I think this video is too long
hi Jeremy!
what type of skates is jim whering?
true or vh
Can you make a video of you playing NHL 17 plz
How did you get ice in your basement?
Whats this talk about Weeding out? share some of that, kidding
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Wow a AAA coach ur cool
I love hockey
please comment back
why does Jim look like sean astin
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Джереми, добавь субтитры на русском!) please
Can I get a hokey stick
Andrew Zennie no
he sound like a 13 year old going to puberty
The butt chin
Jea