Top 5 ON-ICE Skills To Prioritize As Hockey Players 🏒
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
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This video will provide advice for hockey players & parents who want to know the top 5 on ice skills they should prioritize. Our goal with this video is to help hockey players & parents better understand what skills they should focus on so they can best develop moving forward.
Of course, these guidelines are very general, so you should seek out individualized expert hockey advice before forming conclusions and making any decisions.
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00:00 - Intro
01:20 - 1º Skill
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Honestly on point. Just getting back into hockey after playing my whole childhood. Been 8 years and after my first game woah was I rusty on the skating and stick handling (while moving really) aspects. I couldn’t even get to where I KNEW I needed to be to make plays bc of it. My one kneecap now will be getting ice time to truly practice. Great video, wish I had TH-cam as resource when I was a kid. Would’ve went a long way
This guy is dead nuts ON !! Anyone who coaches from cross ice thru junior should be forced to watch this vid. Learning these skills (in this order) will make it easier and more fun for kids starting out.
Glad you agree!
I play hockey in 10u as I’m typing this I am a right wing this really helped thanks so much tysm
Thanks for the vid.. I've been helping my son.. and thought I had the wrong order of things.. So many of my kids team have a good shot but can't keep up to our son.. he's an excellent skater.. and it's the first thing I worked on.. in fact.. he wanted to shoot more and I focused him on skating first.. We're now working on stick handling and shooting.. he's having a hard time getting a strong wrist shot..
Now that he got the skating down he can start focusing on practicing his shot more
@@ahadvising8 I find that sometimes he's down after a game because he hasn't scored when some players with better shooting skills have. So I started thinking I had it in the wrong order, because, scoring really motivates them. However, those other kids may not have much incentive to learn to skate better if they're already scoring without strong skating.
I was the same way as a kid! One of the best skaters, high endurance but had a weak shot. I will say I always had the coaches respect and they had no problem putting me out there anytime even without a shot all the up until the high school level where my bad shot really showed. Worked on it all year and by the end of the year coaches said I had the best snipe goal of the season! Hope he got his shot down better now :D
Yeah great video. I learned that i need to prioritize playing hockey.
Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Love it!
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Yes very important to stick handle with your eyes closed. I haven't got to that level yet. I start with stick handling weak hand looking down 2 minutes then take a break. Then I use my dominant hand 2 minutes while looking then both hands while looking. Then I do this again for 3 minutes left hand stick handling without looking. Take a break then stick handle with my control hand only 3 minutes without looking. Then stick handle both hands 1st on my weak side 3 minutes then my strong side stick handling 3 minutes then stick handle 3 minutes in front of me without looking. Then afterwards for 1 minute practice other drills while looking using my weak hand stick handling then use my strong. Hand 1 minute while looking. Then both hands I do this with drills. After I finish I do these drills again stick handle with weak hand then stick handle with strong hand then both hands. I do these drills 1st by looking while stick handling drills using weak hand then strong hand then both. After I do stick handling drills without looking. Yes this will take an hour plus to do but worth it.
Sounds like you have a great routine going, keep up the great work!
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