Stickhandling basics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Is boredom getting the better of you? Are you sidelined by an injury? Do you want to get better at floorball? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, it's probably time to work on your stickhandling! Here are some tips I've learned throughout the years, and which I hope you'll find useful.
Other helpful resources for working on your technique:
* reddit.com/r/floorball
* Pavel Barber on TH-cam and Instagram
* Facebook group "(Floorball) Goalie's Community"
Music:
Waterflame - Dim
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SuperSonicDash - Look Up
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Thanks for this video. Just what I've been looking for, I've passed it on to our whole team of 20+ kids. Any more tips for kids would be greatly appreciated! All the best.
Here's a tip for kids that'll give guaranteed results: It's difficult to do a good shot with power and accuracy unless you've reached a good level with your passing.
The three criteria for a good pass are 1) Precision 2) Ball rolls rather than bouncing and 3) The right amount of power. Criteria 1 and 2 are the most important to begin with, with criteria 3 coming more into focus when good control is achieved 💪
great video! you should make some more and entertain us while everyones under quarantine
i totally agree!
Agreed
Nice video
Nice takk for hjelpen eg øve meg på forskjellige Ting på terrassen hjemme hver dag takk for hjelpen😁
fantastic!!!!
Let’s go esben.
Bra og se noen innebandy kanaler som ikke har sykt slitsom elektro musikk i bakgrunnen eller er svensk
Btw can I ask a question? Isit possible to curve your blade without a hot gun or hair dryer?
I think this is the best way to do it, but alternatively I'd suggest keeping the blade in a pot of boiling water for a while. That should make it soft enough to form, with the added advantage that it heats more of the blade more evenly.
Downside is it doesn't seem to get hot enough to form a good zorro tip compared with heat gun, but it's better than nothing.
Good luck! 😁
I would actually recommend making a hole in the stick instead of curving the blade