First let me say that I have personally worked with quite a few first round NHL draft picks and for many years have made the teaching and communication of individual hockey skills a passion. While there are very good elements about bent knee and stride and leg extension, I have to say the arm positions for hockey is a disaster .... very incorrect ....maybe good for a speed skater but not for a hockey player.
The problem with many power skating instruction programs is that they are focusing too much on the mechanics of skating in a sterile environment without taking the game play into consideration. Likewise, I find his stride is actually too compact and each player needs to find their ideal position to not only generate power, but also to maintain "playing status" (i.e. to be able to stay in the play as needed for stops, fast turns, etc.). I think there are great points here, as you say, but this is mainly to generate power and speed in a foot race to a loose puck.
Mcdavid is the fastest man in the show. Don’t see him skating like this. Two more key components are keeping your chest up and lead legs blade is COMPLETELY straight ahead, so as not to waste any momentum striding side to side. You can push as hard and as far back as you want but you’ll want to make sure the momentum is transferring into forward motion. The guy in the video wastes a lot by going side to side
Awesome demonstration! Thank you 😀 what profile do you believe is the most optimum to achieve this technique? Been playing around for few months but have not crossed anyone with the correct knowledge. Just found info on profiling the front 70% of blade which I am excited to try with the Toronto 2 (9"-15"). I'm 6"1 165lbs and can move my legs like Bruce lee and aspire to be faster/more dynamic than mcdavid, Brazil, t hall. Need. Little help 🙏🏻 thanks
Almost everybody in NHL are good and fast skaters. This is hard. Its all in the matter opinion. Maybe there is someone that we dont know about in some other country or outsider on the teams that is good to.
Learn perfect skating technique first, then adapt those skills to the game as a whole. It's the same thing with V starts. No one expects you to stop and form a 90 degree angle with your feet. It is simply a building/training block to perfect the form in ideal situations. People are way too literal with this stuff.
riviera ltd By bringing his arms diagonally across his body he gets the momentum to push harder off of his inside edges for more power. Although I agree he should swing them more forwards.
Not saying that I'm better than him, but instead of pushing back one should actually be trying to push more to the side. Pushing back is analogous to a batter swinging the bat only when the baseball reaches him. It's too late. Pushing more to the side adds additional power and does so in a timely manner so that most of the power is actually used versus wasted in a direction that no longer matters (aka behind you).
Hi 'Hockeycamp Sweden,' my name is Mike Bracko. I'm a skating coach and skating researcher. It's interesting and unfortunate you're teaching skating incorrectly. When your friend/colleague skates in your video, he has a narrow stride and a long recovery, with his skates recovering under the mid-line of the body. There is research dating back to 1975 showing the way he's skating is slower. Many research studies have shown that slow skaters (compared to fast skaters) skate with the long recovery that he uses when he skates. However, we don't need research to understand how fast players skate, we can easily watch fast players on TH-cam to understand the characteristics of fast hockey players. Please watch Matt Barzal skate in this video in slow motion (@ and you will see he does not have the long recovery. He pushes off and gets his skates back on the ice quickly and his skate lands under his shoulder so he can get on his inside edge to quickly start the next push-off. This is how fast hockey players skate. No fast hockey player skates the way you and your colleague have demonstrated the stride. This is how speed skaters skate. All fast hockey players have a wide stride, not a narrow stride like your colleague demonstrates. Moreover, your instruction about arm movement is incorrect. No fast hockey players moves his or her arms forward-backward. Again, there is research to prove this. We have to understand the laws of physics in order to be good skating coaches. The arms do not move forward-backward when skating rather, they have to move side-to-side to be in equal and opposite action/reaction of the leg movement. The legs push to the side, therefore and arms have to move to the side. The is Newton's 3rd law of physics - for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. It's easy to see how fast players move their arms, because we can watch players on TH-cam to see how they move their arms. Please watch this video of McDavid (@ and see that his arms are clearly moving side-to-side. Respectfully, it's cool you like producing videos, but please reevaluate your understanding of skating because you're teaching skating incorrectly. Yours truly, Mike Bracko, Ed.D., CHSC-3 @t
lol for real. When are you ever skating forward like that? Maybe a rush to the puck or something but it's not more than 10% of the game. Not even close.
I do know how to ice skate I’m not slow but I’m not fast but I’m to scared if I go to fast I’m gonna fall and literally kill myself xD even tho I did fall like a hundred times
He did skate when his a little boy right because his the worst he didn't even put his arms to the side but instead he put them front which increases speed but I'm still not mean
One can watch the fastest skater -competition in all star game and notice this isn't the (whole) truth about skating. The fastes skaters like McDavid or Kapanen don't skate like this.
@@gwp1ohio Almost everybody in NHL are good and fast skaters. This is hard. Its all in the matter opinion. Maybe there is someone that we dont know about in some other country or outsider on the teams that is good to.
Exactly, Nhl players don't bend 90 degrees at the knees, they bend more at the hips and like speed skaters, to use mainly their glutes and hip muscles for power instead of their quads
This is pretty good because it show the technique.
X onor such a good word to use I subed
Imagine Someone skating like this in a hockey game
My back would be dead if i did that.
😂😂😂I’m dead
Should
😂 hit the spot
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First let me say that I have personally worked with quite a few first round NHL draft picks and for many years have made the teaching and communication of individual hockey skills a passion. While there are very good elements about bent knee and stride and leg extension, I have to say the arm positions for hockey is a disaster .... very incorrect ....maybe good for a speed skater but not for a hockey player.
that what I thought too
The problem with many power skating instruction programs is that they are focusing too much on the mechanics of skating in a sterile environment without taking the game play into consideration. Likewise, I find his stride is actually too compact and each player needs to find their ideal position to not only generate power, but also to maintain "playing status" (i.e. to be able to stay in the play as needed for stops, fast turns, etc.). I think there are great points here, as you say, but this is mainly to generate power and speed in a foot race to a loose puck.
Got it, super, thanks! 👌
Mcdavid is the fastest man in the show. Don’t see him skating like this. Two more key components are keeping your chest up and lead legs blade is COMPLETELY straight ahead, so as not to waste any momentum striding side to side. You can push as hard and as far back as you want but you’ll want to make sure the momentum is transferring into forward motion. The guy in the video wastes a lot by going side to side
Best video so far u need more subs
Thank You 🙏
This is the best way to generate speed if you’re going in a straight line, definitely would recommend having the chest up in a game situation
Understatement! This is a head shot waiting to happen.
yeah watch out for the open eyes :))
His chest isn’t down. He’s getting forward lean from his hips.
I am japanese. I started icehockey at thirsteen. This movie is very nice. Thank you .
Thx for shows this
Geweldig gedaan. Een stuk duidelijker! Man, man, man, als het gaat vriezen ben ik de eerste op het ijs!
One thing is just move quicker keep your feet moving and when u come back in for a stride do it as fast as possible
I like the Run Boy Run by Woodkid you have in he background
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Determination helps. skates that fit snug as possible loosely tightened, Worked for me. Unfortunately you really can’t teach speed just technique.
im just wondering what skates the demonstrator is wearing. never seen them before in my life
My strides are really slow, i have problems moving faster for some reason...
Awesome demonstration! Thank you 😀 what profile do you believe is the most optimum to achieve this technique? Been playing around for few months but have not crossed anyone with the correct knowledge. Just found info on profiling the front 70% of blade which I am excited to try with the Toronto 2 (9"-15"). I'm 6"1 165lbs and can move my legs like Bruce lee and aspire to be faster/more dynamic than mcdavid, Brazil, t hall.
Need. Little help 🙏🏻 thanks
My personal preference is called “superior” by prosharp. I think you achieve the best glide with minimum effort as well as tight turns
Awesome
How are you able to use woodkids music?
Almost everybody in NHL are good and fast skaters. This is hard. Its all in the matter opinion. Maybe there is someone that we dont know about in some other country or outsider on the teams that is good to.
So, the song is like some kind of extended, adapted version of 'Run, Boy, Run' by Woodkid. That's all I can focus on now.
Good
Learn perfect skating technique first, then adapt those skills to the game as a whole. It's the same thing with V starts. No one expects you to stop and form a 90 degree angle with your feet. It is simply a building/training block to perfect the form in ideal situations. People are way too literal with this stuff.
i have a game today and i wana skate hard. You guys might help me whith my game.
He is stiff as a statue when he's stationary
When did ice hockey become Cirque du Soliel?
That man was holding the pose like his life depending on it .
Almost looked fake
Good vid
I understand how to skate backwards better due to this video
I have no idea how he goes backwards like that.
Also note that his leg comes under his body when skating
Watch your arms, how can you be ready to got the puck, you need to be ready to anything
Hunters!!!
Im sorry to inform you that very much in this video is incorrect. From your arm-movements to the leg extensions.
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Run boy run?
Musik i bakgrunden: Run boy run
His arms should be more in a forward motion not as much side to side to generate more speed
riviera ltd By bringing his arms diagonally across his body he gets the momentum to push harder off of his inside edges for more power. Although I agree he should swing them more forwards.
That’s just how the sweds are
He actually turns his arms forward and backward but it looks like he turns his arms from side to side in just that camera angle.
Not saying that I'm better than him, but instead of pushing back one should actually be trying to push more to the side. Pushing back is analogous to a batter swinging the bat only when the baseball reaches him. It's too late. Pushing more to the side adds additional power and does so in a timely manner so that most of the power is actually used versus wasted in a direction that no longer matters (aka behind you).
You forgot one aspect Intensity
Speed is 90% genetic.
Technique and fitness are key. Obviously for two players with equally good technique and fitness, genetics rules.
Hi 'Hockeycamp Sweden,' my name is Mike Bracko. I'm a skating coach and skating researcher. It's interesting and unfortunate you're teaching skating incorrectly. When your friend/colleague skates in your video, he has a narrow stride and a long recovery, with his skates recovering under the mid-line of the body. There is research dating back to 1975 showing the way he's skating is slower. Many research studies have shown that slow skaters (compared to fast skaters) skate with the long recovery that he uses when he skates. However, we don't need research to understand how fast players skate, we can easily watch fast players on TH-cam to understand the characteristics of fast hockey players. Please watch Matt Barzal skate in this video in slow motion (@ and you will see he does not have the long recovery. He pushes off and gets his skates back on the ice quickly and his skate lands under his shoulder so he can get on his inside edge to quickly start the next push-off. This is how fast hockey players skate. No fast hockey player skates the way you and your colleague have demonstrated the stride. This is how speed skaters skate. All fast hockey players have a wide stride, not a narrow stride like your colleague demonstrates.
Moreover, your instruction about arm movement is incorrect. No fast hockey players moves his or her arms forward-backward. Again, there is research to prove this. We have to understand the laws of physics in order to be good skating coaches. The arms do not move forward-backward when skating rather, they have to move side-to-side to be in equal and opposite action/reaction of the leg movement. The legs push to the side, therefore and arms have to move to the side. The is Newton's 3rd law of physics - for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. It's easy to see how fast players move their arms, because we can watch players on TH-cam to see how they move their arms. Please watch this video of McDavid (@ and see that his arms are clearly moving side-to-side.
Respectfully, it's cool you like producing videos, but please reevaluate your understanding of skating because you're teaching skating incorrectly.
Yours truly,
Mike Bracko, Ed.D., CHSC-3
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Заметил что те кто катают стоя имеют приемущество это видимость площадки.
Bro really just paused 😂
Does anyone one else think that his arms are going a little wacky
I mean, yeah, he’s generating a lot of speed but hockey isn’t played in a straight line.
You still gotta hustle hard back if you wanna get a back check in you gotta be fast
I mean yes but nobody ever skate bend like that
lol for real. When are you ever skating forward like that? Maybe a rush to the puck or something but it's not more than 10% of the game. Not even close.
Training is different than playing.
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McDavid does these everyday all day😒
No more videos? :((
Thanks but I learned that in timbits and now I'm in atom AA
how to skate like a bender
I do know how to ice skate I’m not slow but I’m not fast but I’m to scared if I go to fast I’m gonna fall and literally kill myself xD even tho I did fall like a hundred times
hands are swinging way to high
Whats the song name
Mik van Liempt Run Boy Run
He did skate when his a little boy right because his the worst he didn't even put his arms to the side but instead he put them front which increases speed but I'm still not mean
One can watch the fastest skater -competition in all star game and notice this isn't the (whole) truth about skating. The fastes skaters like McDavid or Kapanen don't skate like this.
shh... I think hockey camp Sweden might lost money if this was found out to be true...
The fastest skaters are Not in the "fastest" skater competition...most aren't all-stars.
To break the rules, you need to master them first...
@@gwp1ohio Almost everybody in NHL are good and fast skaters. This is hard. Its all in the matter opinion. Maybe there is someone that we dont know about in some other country or outsider on the teams that is good to.
Jason Chimera undoubtedly was the fastest for quite awhile...
The old outdated technique
Yup, today's top nhl skaters like McDavid skate like speed skaters, powerskating is old and dated
how the fuck is skating outdated
@@cire1606 the technic in this video is bullshit
You know nothing about skating. McDavid barely bends his knees at all when doing crossovers.
Exactly, Nhl players don't bend 90 degrees at the knees, they bend more at the hips and like speed skaters, to use mainly their glutes and hip muscles for power instead of their quads
overexagerated
This guy is too low. Power transmition isn't exact and frequency will lose. Laughing his position on ice.
Bruh his stance is so bad he leans his chest way to much lol
Good