Not sure how long you have been teaching mohawk turns, but I have taught mohawks in power skating for 35 years and as far as I know they are a forward to backward turn going from a front inside edge on one foot to back inside edge on the other. Used by defencemen who don't want to give up speed when transitioning from forward to backward. What you are doing is what I would call a heel to heel back to forward transition.
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Not sure how long you have been teaching mohawk turns, but I have taught mohawks in power skating for 35 years and as far as I know they are a forward to backward turn going from a front inside edge on one foot to back inside edge on the other. Used by defencemen who don't want to give up speed when transitioning from forward to backward. What you are doing is what I would call a heel to heel back to forward transition.
is this a forward pivot?
if no, could you be more specific on that maneuver?
i cant figure how you can go forward and be on the front of an edge
I like the idea of the fat diamond, kids will love that, thanks!
Great Explanation. This will be implemented next season. Thanks for posting
Great technique, gonna practice this today.
good vid btw, more showing than talking, thats the best way to know what has or not has to be done. here's a good demo so nothing to left!
Great video. Gonna practice this next time I'm on the ice.
Nice job gang.
so great thanks!
what did he say at 2:28? "now we need to F**k with the puck?
this is like rec training
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