Yes, he has a lot of helpful videos but that one is wrong. Blade has most efficient grip with ice when it has full contact with ice. When you put your skate on toe or heel you just increase pressure in paticular point of ice because of that you hear cracking sound. Especially it is dangerous on high speed in that case you just lose your edges and smash to a board🤷♀️
Idk if I’m wrong but I think the emphasis on the toe/heal area was so you could hear it for emphasis for the kids he’s teaching might be wrong but a different perspective I’m no pro by any means tho so take this as you like
I had a spinal cord injury I’ve worked really long and hard to come back from. I’m finally starting to work on getting comfortable with my outside edges. Thought I was doing pretty well today until I caught it and went down while refereeing. Had to signal a good goal from my knees 😂
I was hit from behind and woke up face first into the ice. We had some bush league ref's for that game and they only called a 2. Next morning, I was paralyzed in the left leg, suffered a few crushed discs both in lower back and neck, permanent nerve damage, and a decent concussion from the hit. The surgeon and doctors told me I could never play hockey again. It took me roughly 5 years to learn how to scrunch my toes on the left side. a lot of rehab got me most of my mobility back, but certain things like putting a sock on the left side is a no go. Lastly, dear god the pain. The nerve pain mixed with the back pain now is a type of pain I wish on no one. Here is the shit kicker, since the ref's only called a 2, the player who did the dirty hit was not found liable in any sense. Even USA hockey said they could not help, even though they are an acting supplemental insurance for hockey players. My whole career was gone in an instant. I was a player, a coach, certified zamboni driver, and ice rink manager, all gone. It's good to hear you made it back to the ice!
@@Saintbow hey man, wishing you better days and improvements. 🙏 have you heard of low dose naltrexone? Take it easy, from random stranger with a genetic joint condition that has severe chronic pain. Xx
Not sure how this guy got in my feed…HOWEVER, I now want to see a documentary, or series, or something. He’s old school in the way he talks and that’s needed today. Direct speech, almost zero emotion, focused attention, and not one ‘uh’, or ‘umm’, in the three shorts that I’ve seen so far. Well done Coach!
This guys is amazing! Wish he would do a tour to Los Angeles or Orange County, CA area! Come to our Irvine Rink man! Youll have so many people sign up!
When I was a kid (10-11) in a clinic session, we had a a young teenage figure skater come in to teach us about skating. We all giggled and thought how is this girl going to teach us to be better hockey players. Well man o man she killed us and we all learned about edges that day.
and go down to Timmy's bui pick up some double doubles and timbits for the team. lmao he seems like from the east coast of Canada, doesn't even sound weird to me my grandma was nova scotian im in ontario but the internet has let me know that Canadian accent is strong ehh🤣
Win is great, but still so many giveaways in their own zone, Lyon is absolutely carrying this squad. I just hope with the wins that Steve makes some moves before the deadline.
If I’m correct the next step is actually you don’t want the sound because you want to cut through the ice like butter and kinda glide (when turning) this reduces friction.
Love your videos! Just a quick question, Are you not supposed to make any sounds? So the more silent you skate the better the movement? I was just thinking when you are skating forward and you are supposed to not make any gripping sounds… a bit confused 🫤… thank you 🙏🏻
I have seen three of this man’s videos. In every video, he is clear, he is precise, he is specific, he is clearly an expert in his field. This man is going places, and when he does, you’ll hear it.
Isn’t destroying the ice means that more energy being absorbed and transferred to break the ice surface, instead of return with the spring reaction back to your legs for next strides?
@@mummyyjuice5413 well you actually not slower on a dull skates, you slower if you lost your edges - yes, but you also slower if your skates sharpened too deep.
This some cap. “Gripping the ice” actually slows you down, you don’t want to hear the ice crunch like that because it means you are crushing the ice and not gliding. When you glide on the ice that is what allow you to unlock your full skating potential. Think about it, would you rather crush ice or glide on top?
Sadly, they only teach this at the highest levels of hockey. Edging should be taught and practiced for the first 12 months of a child's skating/hockey journey.
Destructive hockey myth: tight laces and boot stiffness required to support ankles while skating. Rough estimate: 95% of youth players [parents] tie their skates too tight.
I just find it funny that anyone would need to be taught this way. If you think Bobby Orr had someone telling him to skate like this, you thought wrong lol. The majority of kids who are gonna make it to the NHL or be known for their skating abilities in general, don’t have to be taught it. It comes naturally. 😂
*Breaks his ankle*
"Who heard that sound?"
I don’t even play hockey but something about the way he articulates the art of skating and his instruction is just awesome.
That poor ice sounds like my back when I lay on a tennis ball
Lol, sounds like all my joints after a bender
Your videos are a goldmine for hockey players, thank you!
Yes, he has a lot of helpful videos but that one is wrong. Blade has most efficient grip with ice when it has full contact with ice. When you put your skate on toe or heel you just increase pressure in paticular point of ice because of that you hear cracking sound. Especially it is dangerous on high speed in that case you just lose your edges and smash to a board🤷♀️
Idk if I’m wrong but I think the emphasis on the toe/heal area was so you could hear it for emphasis for the kids he’s teaching might be wrong but a different perspective I’m no pro by any means tho so take this as you like
He loves skating so much, I'd love to get trained by someone like that
I had a spinal cord injury I’ve worked really long and hard to come back from. I’m finally starting to work on getting comfortable with my outside edges. Thought I was doing pretty well today until I caught it and went down while refereeing. Had to signal a good goal from my knees 😂
But then I got to signal a Michigan goal! th-cam.com/video/d_Y_6rND7TE/w-d-xo.html
I was hit from behind and woke up face first into the ice. We had some bush league ref's for that game and they only called a 2. Next morning, I was paralyzed in the left leg, suffered a few crushed discs both in lower back and neck, permanent nerve damage, and a decent concussion from the hit. The surgeon and doctors told me I could never play hockey again. It took me roughly 5 years to learn how to scrunch my toes on the left side. a lot of rehab got me most of my mobility back, but certain things like putting a sock on the left side is a no go. Lastly, dear god the pain. The nerve pain mixed with the back pain now is a type of pain I wish on no one. Here is the shit kicker, since the ref's only called a 2, the player who did the dirty hit was not found liable in any sense. Even USA hockey said they could not help, even though they are an acting supplemental insurance for hockey players. My whole career was gone in an instant. I was a player, a coach, certified zamboni driver, and ice rink manager, all gone. It's good to hear you made it back to the ice!
@@Saintbow sorry to hear, you got this though!
@@Saintbow hey man, wishing you better days and improvements. 🙏 have you heard of low dose naltrexone? Take it easy, from random stranger with a genetic joint condition that has severe chronic pain. Xx
You are doing a fabulous job with your teachings.
Not sure how this guy got in my feed…HOWEVER, I now want to see a documentary, or series, or something. He’s old school in the way he talks and that’s needed today. Direct speech, almost zero emotion, focused attention, and not one ‘uh’, or ‘umm’, in the three shorts that I’ve seen so far. Well done Coach!
I subscribed and never have played hockey, this feels like some masterclass level instruction
Me too lol 😊
I have never played hockey before in my life but as a coach for a different sport… the way you deliver information is simply peak efficiency
This guys is amazing! Wish he would do a tour to Los Angeles or Orange County, CA area! Come to our Irvine Rink man! Youll have so many people sign up!
Don't pay coaches until they all coach like this.
Most coaches don't get paid...
When I was a kid (10-11) in a clinic session, we had a a young teenage figure skater come in to teach us about skating. We all giggled and thought how is this girl going to teach us to be better hockey players. Well man o man she killed us and we all learned about edges that day.
Awesome coaching and edge work!!!
coach: "who does cutting in the kitchen?"
7 y/olds: "seriously?"
"I got some grip baby" sounds like it could be a quote from the Might Ducks movies lol
Bro, I’m in Australia, why am I getting these vids? I love it!
Yes we have ice rinks before anyone says anything
Who does cutting in the kitchen?
_ _ _ _ _ ☕️
“…and now pick up your other foouh”
and go down to Timmy's bui pick up some double doubles and timbits for the team. lmao he seems like from the east coast of Canada, doesn't even sound weird to me my grandma was nova scotian im in ontario but the internet has let me know that Canadian accent is strong ehh🤣
I know nothing about hockey, but I know this guy can coach. Phenomenal Coach!
Win is great, but still so many giveaways in their own zone, Lyon is absolutely carrying this squad. I just hope with the wins that Steve makes some moves before the deadline.
If I’m correct the next step is actually you don’t want the sound because you want to cut through the ice like butter and kinda glide (when turning) this reduces friction.
8 yea old me using knives in the kitchen 🙋♂️
And you fucked up everything
@@chidachida8856 and everyone
Need a lot more money for AAA too
Bigmo
I can't wait to try this out... as soon as I can afford hockey equipment
Get employed that would help
@@LizardSkin nice attempt
Not sure what he’s talking about. But it sounds convincing 😂
Great teacher
Love your videos! Just a quick question, Are you not supposed to make any sounds? So the more silent you skate the better the movement? I was just thinking when you are skating forward and you are supposed to not make any gripping sounds… a bit confused 🫤… thank you 🙏🏻
I thought buddy broke his ankle for a sec
Excellent teacher!
this guy is super technical
great tip!
Thank you so much for these tips and your camps I became a much better hockey player bc of it
Love your vids
Goalies: 👁️👄👁️
nejsi vtipný
I’ll stick to ping pong. 🏓
You are my future coach
Lol. This guy is so intense
Intensity breeds champions
@@tproduction7039yea , but he is talking to peewees
Thinking the same. Maybe the group of students are a bit far from him?
Your voice is very similar to Keegan Key from Kye & Peele 😂 ..but cool videos
Did you do a camp in Alaska?
I have a problem where I just rest on my outside edge so I'm not that bad on grip for it but I could definatly use some practice
I was there at that training
Ice ASMR 😃
oh....this isn't the kind of edging i was looking for.....good info though!
i get the skate sharpner to remove outside edge
You are the best❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😢😢😢😮😮😮😅😅😅😊😊😊
With money
Rip means grip 🤙
I have seen three of this man’s videos. In every video, he is clear, he is precise, he is specific, he is clearly an expert in his field. This man is going places, and when he does, you’ll hear it.
Isn’t destroying the ice means that more energy being absorbed and transferred to break the ice surface, instead of return with the spring reaction back to your legs for next strides?
There’s a reason you’re slower on dull skates, this power skating instructor knows what he’s talking about
@@mummyyjuice5413 well you actually not slower on a dull skates, you slower if you lost your edges - yes, but you also slower if your skates sharpened too deep.
Is hockey kendo on ice?
Asking for a friend.
There are 3 edges inside, outside, and flat
This is pretty interesting.
who does cutting in the kitchen? ☕
But my girlfriend has grip and she doesn’t make a rip sound
Gotta increase your hand strength rookie
"How AAA hockey players break their ankles"
the reason you have grip is because you sharpen your skates like 10 times.
xqc teaching hockey now?
I think if I put my foot at that angle, i l just fucking loose it
This some cap. “Gripping the ice” actually slows you down, you don’t want to hear the ice crunch like that because it means you are crushing the ice and not gliding. When you glide on the ice that is what allow you to unlock your full skating potential. Think about it, would you rather crush ice or glide on top?
try to jump with flat feet and then jump using feet
Theres 3 edges 1 inside 2 outside 3 glide
Sadly, they only teach this at the highest levels of hockey. Edging should be taught and practiced for the first 12 months of a child's skating/hockey journey.
Sheeerp
You're hurting my ankles. Tighten your damn laces
yeah buddy i'm gunna go out on a limb and say he knows more than you, and he'll tie his laces how he wants
dont comment if you dont know shit
Destructive hockey myth: tight laces and boot stiffness required to support ankles while skating.
Rough estimate: 95% of youth players [parents] tie their skates too tight.
@@pcp8989 dumb comment. You're wrong
@@uj5436 he doesn't know shit lmao he couldn't play like that which is why you'll never see him in a game
*Oh I loooove the tip 😩😩😩 Give me just the tip, Dad!* 😩😩😩
What the actual chicken mc f-
Making skating complicating IMO
I just find it funny that anyone would need to be taught this way. If you think Bobby Orr had someone telling him to skate like this, you thought wrong lol. The majority of kids who are gonna make it to the NHL or be known for their skating abilities in general, don’t have to be taught it. It comes naturally. 😂
So ice skates have two blades? They would have to because a single piece of Steel can only have one Apex
The steel is about a 1/8-1/4” thick. The bottom of the blade against the ice is sharpened into the shape of an upside down u.
More like a rainbow
this guy is just a showboat
Your mom
don't bring pseudo science into sport. just practice. What a joke
UTTER RETURD!
AAA players already know what an edge is. What a waste of time this joker is.
Kitchen knives have 2 edges... wtf he talking about