How hockey has changed super tricks,lite sticks now hockey skates as lite as running shoes. I am 67 and trying Pavel tricks with the puck. Never stop learning
this is the best tutorial on this ....i've been trying this for years...i'm going to apply this technique to see if it actually works.....the pancake reference is great..hopefully i could finally learn this
This is fun to do with a ball and harder imo playing roller hockey at tennis court games and stuff like that, but to do it with a ball is like a combination of both, its not flat so its not gunna sit as pretty on ur blade, you kind of toedrag it back onto the blade but never really let the blade stop touching the ball, like it does a puck. Ive learned it on both and its fun, its a bit easier with a puck because its heavy and once its on ur blade u can swing the momentum all around and keep it there, with a ball you have that extra weight, but its not nearly as much, its lighter and comes off ur blade alot easier. But its still learnable.
I can do this move now thanks to you, but I feel like it should be explained that when the blade hits the puck, the opposite edge of the puck pops up, and then when that edge opposite to the blade goes back down again, the edge of the puck originally hit with the blade pops up as a result, and that little gap allows you to slide that blade underneath the puck. This can be seen exaggerated on the toe move (The second way that you showed how to pick up the puck). What I'm saying is, the blade doesn't just slide underneath, it makes the puck jump around and THEN you can slide the blade underneath. This is important to understand when learning how to do it. That is why after initial contact with the puck, you have to keep sliding the blade forwards.
I haven't tried this yet but what you're saying makes sense. I was thinking of trying to shoot it close up in super slo mo to see what happens because yeah, the radius of the edge of the puck isn't even close to being able to ramp up a stick on it's own. What you said makes sense and now I can go try it instead of just being confused.
Jason Dashney it's useful to know how it works, but the trick is still hard, so it's not like it's gonna work on your first try now that you know what's going on. Not dissing you, just warning you
Until I understand what's really going on at a base level my brain struggles with things because I don't really know what adjustments to make. Once I know what the actual goal is and know the physics of the end goal, then failure doesn't bother me (I was a sponsored skateboarder for a decade so I know all about trying actions hundreds or thousands of times and failing, haha).
Here's a late comment from a player that spent a couple of days a week off ice over a summer break (~3 months) to practice the basics of this technique; it's definitely something that requires soft hands and a lot of hours to event remotely become consistent at. Also, beware that there's a big difference in blade thickness for the different brands and models of sticks, which obviously makes quite a big difference (for instance, CCM sticks tend to be thicker and BAUER thinner). Ice build up on the blade can make it virtually impossible to keep the puck on the blade, so make sure to practice with fresh tape and wax.
Hey Pavel, the town that I live in doesn't have an ice or roller rink. I'm thinking of moving to an area with a roller rink when I'm older. I play hockey on the street and I would like to know if training on a rough street would help or hurt my skills. Thanks!
I know I’m late to the party…by six years. But I hadn’t played hockey for 17 years. I only just got back in starting 6 months ago because my son started and I’m coaching him. I forgot how much I loved it, and my skill is slowly coming back. When I played as a kid I was starting to do trick stuff like this. Little did I know it would blow up. I would have kept on going. Anyway. I just wanted to point out on that last trick puck pick up…you literally switched the way you were doing it- you started the trick the way forsberg did it…then you started doing it the “scoop” way, just picking it up on the toe instead. Tf bro? Lol. I mean. It’s a silly thing, but what happened? Could you not nail it enough? Did you forget? Get mixed up?
This style is un-fair because the player is carying the puck. Similarly it is mistake also in basketball to carry the ball. The ice hockey is the fastest game because of unpredictable movement of puck. Puck is chasing within the rink, the mantinels and Windows above are having the puck in game. Pls Stop this stupid “puck carrying”. 🕊🕊🍀💥💥💥. Could be interesting how is described The ice hockey in the Rules. “Player are chasing in the rink………… and how about the Puck movement ?………………🌋🌋🌋. The players are carying the puck……… ????
That's a terrible comparison lol. Knocking the puck off the stick is literally the easiest thing you can do.... in basketball you can't hit the arm to dispossess them from the ball - travelling in hockey doesn't pose any unfair advantage and if anything, it's easier to defend. Just not when there arent defenders nearby.
@@belomolnar2128 Once again - you won't ever see players do that because it is the easiest thing to defend lol. Your argument is that it is unfair because it poses an "unfair advantage." I have no clue how you can think that. It's so easy to knock the puck off the blade - any contact to player, the blade or shaft and its off the stick.... it's not in a basket like lacrosse...
@@belomolnar2128 Its an effective way to score a goal. You're just making up situations that will never happen in hopes to portray it like its some unfair technique... the point of hockey is to score goals, and this method can be the best odds depending how well practiced a player is and what the situation calls for.
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Here's the video of Granlund doing it: th-cam.com/video/ziHrOCJnx_I/w-d-xo.html
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Pavel Barber thank you for this tutorial I have used this in my practice and it works
Love this video, but please stop making such good videos. At this rate there is no way I'll beat you to 100k 😄😄
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How hockey has changed super tricks,lite sticks now hockey skates as lite as running shoes. I am 67 and trying Pavel tricks with the puck. Never stop learning
Have you managed to do the Michigan yet?
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this is the best tutorial on this ....i've been trying this for years...i'm going to apply this technique to see if it actually works.....the pancake reference is great..hopefully i could finally learn this
Love your channel, bro. My 7 yo son tunes in a lot. "Dad, Pavel sez...." ;)
bro thank you this is incredible and it is the only thing i was missing
Amazing tutorial as always Pav, cheers from van island
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omg you are the guy Yee effusively talks about... thanks for this vid. that was driving me nuts for a long time.
You are wizard with the puck love theses videos thanks
Best Tutorial out there!!
This is fun to do with a ball and harder imo playing roller hockey at tennis court games and stuff like that, but to do it with a ball is like a combination of both, its not flat so its not gunna sit as pretty on ur blade, you kind of toedrag it back onto the blade but never really let the blade stop touching the ball, like it does a puck. Ive learned it on both and its fun, its a bit easier with a puck because its heavy and once its on ur blade u can swing the momentum all around and keep it there, with a ball you have that extra weight, but its not nearly as much, its lighter and comes off ur blade alot easier. But its still learnable.
I can do this move now thanks to you, but I feel like it should be explained that when the blade hits the puck, the opposite edge of the puck pops up, and then when that edge opposite to the blade goes back down again, the edge of the puck originally hit with the blade pops up as a result, and that little gap allows you to slide that blade underneath the puck. This can be seen exaggerated on the toe move (The second way that you showed how to pick up the puck). What I'm saying is, the blade doesn't just slide underneath, it makes the puck jump around and THEN you can slide the blade underneath. This is important to understand when learning how to do it. That is why after initial contact with the puck, you have to keep sliding the blade forwards.
I haven't tried this yet but what you're saying makes sense. I was thinking of trying to shoot it close up in super slo mo to see what happens because yeah, the radius of the edge of the puck isn't even close to being able to ramp up a stick on it's own. What you said makes sense and now I can go try it instead of just being confused.
Jason Dashney it's useful to know how it works, but the trick is still hard, so it's not like it's gonna work on your first try now that you know what's going on. Not dissing you, just warning you
Until I understand what's really going on at a base level my brain struggles with things because I don't really know what adjustments to make. Once I know what the actual goal is and know the physics of the end goal, then failure doesn't bother me (I was a sponsored skateboarder for a decade so I know all about trying actions hundreds or thousands of times and failing, haha).
Jason Dashney same
Thanks for the great video Pavel!
Practiced this in my kitchen and got it after about 50 tires. I’m sure my down stairs neighbors were happy with it.
Hey a non oOG whats up!
Here's a late comment from a player that spent a couple of days a week off ice over a summer break (~3 months) to practice the basics of this technique; it's definitely something that requires soft hands and a lot of hours to event remotely become consistent at. Also, beware that there's a big difference in blade thickness for the different brands and models of sticks, which obviously makes quite a big difference (for instance, CCM sticks tend to be thicker and BAUER thinner). Ice build up on the blade can make it virtually impossible to keep the puck on the blade, so make sure to practice with fresh tape and wax.
Thanks!
Thanks for the vid I'll be practicing this forever
Love it! Can you use this off ice?
Hi Pavel Barber! Is the technique exacly the same in inline hockey ?
Keep on the good work mate !
I wish this would've been made when i still had my outdoor rink in my backyard :(
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in finland we call this "ilmaveivi". sounds way cooler than "dig under the puck" even cooler than finland itself
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Hey Pavel - Is this easier to do on ice than on a shooting pad?
Thank's a lot for this video !!!
Gonna try this
Thx😀
Can I practice this at the roller rink? Or would a board and ice puck be better?
really helps thanks
I found out how to do the og one in a stick n puck and it felt so good
is it possible to make a compilation of YOUR most creative dekes and shootout moves?
awesome
I really like your tutorials pavel
And love your vids allot
gonna try on my game later today
PURCELLY CENTRAL same with me
I played you, you suck.
Shroasty toasty boy you suck i got 60 goals
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Shroasty toasty i am 11 and i play for the juniors usa
Thanks Pavs, cool video!
love your videos. keep it up!! :)
tho your slow mo would be soooo much better if you had 60 or 120 fps. Just a tip from a video-guy :)
Peace!!
Thanks! Yeah I totally should have man my bad. I will do 720p 240fps next time. Appreciate the tip!
Nice video barber your so talented
Keep up the vids Pav!
Thanks
Hey Pavel, the town that I live in doesn't have an ice or roller rink. I'm thinking of moving to an area with a roller rink when I'm older. I play hockey on the street and I would like to know if training on a rough street would help or hurt my skills. Thanks!
Everything helps your hand eye coordination.
thanks for the vid
Simplypevey np
Paved can you do a stick review on a no name hockey stick plz.
Hockey LifeYT paved?
Can you do that on synthetic ice
at what point does it become a high stick and a 2 minute penalty for you instead of a goal?
The crossbar is only 4' high. Keep your stick under that and you'll be okay unless you're playing in Pee-Wee
I know I’m late to the party…by six years. But I hadn’t played hockey for 17 years. I only just got back in starting 6 months ago because my son started and I’m coaching him. I forgot how much I loved it, and my skill is slowly coming back. When I played as a kid I was starting to do trick stuff like this. Little did I know it would blow up. I would have kept on going. Anyway. I just wanted to point out on that last trick puck pick up…you literally switched the way you were doing it- you started the trick the way forsberg did it…then you started doing it the “scoop” way, just picking it up on the toe instead. Tf bro? Lol. I mean. It’s a silly thing, but what happened? Could you not nail it enough? Did you forget? Get mixed up?
Tried it in a game but ice was bad and missed it
Have you played in the NHL before?
You can do the Michigan while moving I do it while doing a mohawk
sweet
Ouch misspell. Only 2 p's in proper, unless you're talking about pants. Great tutorial.
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do you use wax?
hi
Shoarty toasty who am i ?
Can you please send a floorball stick to me I live in canada
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sup Pavs
What are your not in The NHL
Svechnikov was here.
Propper ramp
I wish I could just go out to a rink, and play hockey... Even though I live in Canada, I can't do that here.. So fucking stupid.
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Please go against an NHL goalie
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Cole Healy you spelt "you" wrong and spelt "spelt" wrong
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2:28 dude come on really it's proper not propper
Great vid though
I never learned how to spoke
Pavel Barber how is this not a high stick your stick is higher than your waste
Nate the Hockey pro This isn't floorball in hockey high stick is above your shoulders
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I'm not from Finland and you're voice is.. meh
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This style is un-fair because the player is carying the puck. Similarly it is mistake also in basketball to carry the ball. The ice hockey is the fastest game because of unpredictable movement of puck. Puck is chasing within the rink, the mantinels and Windows above are having the puck in game. Pls Stop this stupid “puck carrying”. 🕊🕊🍀💥💥💥. Could be interesting how is described The ice hockey in the Rules. “Player are chasing in the rink………… and how about the Puck movement ?………………🌋🌋🌋. The players are carying the puck……… ????
That's a terrible comparison lol. Knocking the puck off the stick is literally the easiest thing you can do.... in basketball you can't hit the arm to dispossess them from the ball - travelling in hockey doesn't pose any unfair advantage and if anything, it's easier to defend. Just not when there arent defenders nearby.
@@PavelBarber …… how about carying the puck ? Is this O. K. for you ? Around all the rink ? That ´s the real Ice-hockey style ?
@@belomolnar2128 Once again - you won't ever see players do that because it is the easiest thing to defend lol. Your argument is that it is unfair because it poses an "unfair advantage." I have no clue how you can think that. It's so easy to knock the puck off the blade - any contact to player, the blade or shaft and its off the stick.... it's not in a basket like lacrosse...
@@PavelBarber …There is “the dead puck” laying on the player ´s stick. There is no movement just laying on a stick. Thats COMEDY & Theatre.
@@belomolnar2128 Its an effective way to score a goal. You're just making up situations that will never happen in hopes to portray it like its some unfair technique... the point of hockey is to score goals, and this method can be the best odds depending how well practiced a player is and what the situation calls for.