0:12 intro 0:40 top hand - control 2:47 bottom hand - speed and support 3:33 stationary two handed stickhandling 3:40 using legs in stationary stickhandling 4:10 bounce 4:24 slide 5:25 two handed quick stickhandle - stationary with bounce and weigh transfer 5:50 last stage - head up 6:58 in motion forward tight (half the width of feet) with c-cuts forward 7:41 in motion backwards 8:01 out wide with static bottom hand forwards 8:35 with sliding bottom hand (fast top elbow) 10:20 in motion - with sliding bottom hand 10:35 3 times left right with toes facing forward stationary drill 11:07 in motion 11:25 3 stationary three times left right on one foot stationary (slide) 11:47 with cross over laterally 12:27 non stop while cross over 12:40 forward with one cross over each way quick in motion 13:01 backward with three cross overs with non stop stickhandling 13:23 backward skating with pulling the puck on backhand 13:48 backward dragging on forehand side (wrist over) 14:28 with one crossover 15:15 with three crossovers and non stop stickhandling 15:25 toe drags intro 16:52 one handed in front sationary 12 to between the legs 17:15 two handed 12 to side 17:30 quick snap 18:20 with rotation - at least 3 toe drags on 360 with length of stick for puck to travel 19:25 with weight transfer 20:15 in motion 12 to the side continuous 21:15 with body rotation 21:40 forehand side stationary one handed toe drag from the forehand side (stop puck behind the body) 22:13 two handed 22:55 snap drags 23:20 with bounce and weight transfer of legs (on the place of forehand leg) 24:00 with hand slide 24:25 backhand side stationary two handed 24:40 one handed backhand toe drags from backhand side from 12 to 6 25:45 with rotating hips 26:15 in motion one handed backhand toe drags from backhand side from 12 to 6 26:30 brett morgan L toe drags stationary and with weight transfer and some slide 27:40 in motion 27:53 brett morgan reverse L toe drags stationary with some slide (front to forehand side) 28:30 forehand side tuck between legs stationary and in motion 29:35 backhand side tuck between legs stationary and in motion 30:15 backhand toe drag stationary (hands in front of the puck) and in motion 31:23 toe drag stationary in front and in motion (catch puck in regular and than toe drag) 32:25 forehand tuck into backpocket (fast slide with elbow up) 33:55 backhand tuck into backpocket 34:40 rotating the puck 35:40 flipping the puck up and catch 36:10 flip the puck - forehand (pull it close) 37:25 backhand 38:00 inside edges kicks - soccer dribble. hit little tap not slide 38:50 toe drag into kick on inside edges - alternate feet 39:10 toe drag into kick on outside edges - alternate feet 40:00 tuck with backhand side in between the legs ---- if on Chrome it is better to use it with comments on the right side of the video via mTH-cam chrome extension
I really can't decide what is more genius. The actual instructor, or whoever's idea it was to record this guy. Probably the best instructional coach I have ever seen! Keep up the great way to express yourself and teach the Trainers!
Still the best stick handling breakdown on TH-cam. Explaining these mechanics verbally or demonstrating it with a stick in the kitchen doesn’t do it justice.
Full Stickhandling Drills Intensive List (No Time Stamps) Notes: Top Hand - Controls the stick, strong grip ( all fingers touching the stick) Bottom Hand - for speed 1. Top Hand Stickhandle - Stationary 2. Two Handed Stickhandle - Stationary 3. Two Handed Stickhandle - Stationary with Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs (Chin, Knees, Puck should be in line vertically) 4. Two Handed Quick Stickhandle - Stationary with Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs 5. Top Hand Stickhandle - Stationary with Head Up 6. Stick Handle In Tight ( Half the Width of Feet) In Motion with C-Cuts SKating Forwards 7. Stick Handle In Tight ( Half the Width of Feet) In Motion with C-Cuts SKating Forwards 8. Stick Handle Out Wide with Static Bottom Hand Skating Forwards 9. Stick Handle Out Wide with Bottom Hand Slide 10. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Toes Facing Forward - Stationary 11. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Toes Facing Forward - In Motion 12. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right On One Foot - Stationary 13. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Lateral Cross-Over - Stationary 14. Non-Stop Stick Handling While Crossing Over - Stationary 15. Stickhandle with One Cross-Over Each Way - Quick In Motion Forwards 16. 3 Cross-Overs Each Way- Quick With Non-stop Stick Handling Forwards 17. Backward Skating Pulling the Puck on Backhand (Draging stick should make sound) 18. Backward Skating Pulling the Puck on Forehand (Wrist Fold Over) 19. Stickhandle with One Cross-Over Each Way - In Motion Backwards 20. Three Cross Over Each Way- Quick With Non-Stop Stick Handling Backwards (Notes: Make a sweep sound, keep the blade and the puck attached and close) 21. One Handed Toe Drag From In Front- Stationary 22. Two Handed Toe Drag From In Front- Stationary 23. Quick Snap Toe Drags From In Front - Stationary 24. Quick Snap Toe Drags - With Body Rotation ( Should take 3 travels to 360) 25. Quick Snap Toe Drags From In Front - Stationary with Weight Transfer 26. Two Handed Snap Toe Drags From In Front - In Motion 27. Two Handed Snap Toe Drags From In Front - In Motion with Body Rotation 28. One Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary (Lower body facing forward , Upper body Facing Left) 29. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary (Place Puck In Back Pocket) 30. Two Handed Snap Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary 31. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary Woth Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs (protect the puck by lifting left leg) 32. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - Stationary (Lower body facing forward , Upper body Facing right) 33. One Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - Stationary (whole torso rotating,flex stick, should hear a sweep sound, place as far in front, and as far behind) 34. One Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - In Motion 35. L Toe Drags- Stationary (important to have weight tansfer w/ legs) 36. L Toe Drags - In Motion 37. Reverse L Toe Drags - Stationary (Forehand Side) 38. Forehand Side Tuck Between Legs- Stationary (3 motions, toe drag, tuck between, kick with skate) 39. Forehand Side Tuck Between Legs - In Motion (toe facing forwards, pull back as far ayc) 40. Backhand Side Tuck Between Legs - Stationary (pull with stick flex easier) 41. Backhand Side Tuck Between Legs - In Motion 42. Backhand Toe Drag - Stationary ( get both hands in front, tap with toe) 43. Backhand Toe Drag - In Motion (body rotation) 44. Toe Drag Stickhandling - Stationary 45. Toe Drag Stickhandling - In Motion (c- cuts) 46. Forehand Tuck Into Backpocket (fore toe to back toe, 10 o'clock to 5 o'clock lifting right leg for puck to slide, stay near the boards) 47. Backhand Tuck Into Backpocket (everything but reverse) 48. Rotating the puck (bottom hand doing most of the work) 49. Flip the puck - Forehand (top hand bent elbows like toe drag, bottom hand slides down, rotate top hand to open stick , bring blade close to ice, very tip of the bottom toe should just be touching, all in one motion, do an uppercut like motion ) 50. Inside and Edges Kicks - Soccer Dribble 51. Toe Drag Into Kick On Inside Edges - Alternate Feet 52. Toe Drag Into Kick On Outside Edges - Alternate Feet (Turn toes in) 53. Backhand Tuck Between Legs It's the least I could do...
when you see it in writing, you notice how much information is in this video, thank you, will save this in my notes and work on it next time im on the ice, having to pull out the video everytime to remember something isnt really convenient, Thank you again
This is great stuff. Where were you when I started skating 22yrs ago in men’s league. This gives me something to look at and be able to practice. Keep the videos coming.
You are an awesome coach and an absolutely skilled player! I started playing hockey half a year ago and it's depressing and motivating at the same time seeing your amazing skating shooting and stick handling skills
You got to start small. Then, as you progress, add more. Practice stick handling stationary. Look at the puck a few minutes, then lift head. Start stick handling with dominant hand 5 minutes. Then your other hand 5 minutes. Then, use both hands. Keep bottom hand very loose. You can set up a pattern with cones or objects in a tick tack toe pattern. Start doing basic stickhandling pattern 5 minutes each hand. Then 5 minutes together. Once you develop Start walking and stick handle. Then, after a while, start running while stick handling. There's stick handling drills you can watch. Also, exercise videos to watch for hockey for constioning.
Love your videos! But can you do one little thing for people with hearing loss? Can you enable closed captioning? I don't want to miss out any details! I've used some of your videos already and I'm already making a great progress! Just don't want to miss out any small details that I may have missed. Thank you so much! Keep up the great job!
That move you used towards the beginning where you dragged it, picked it up on your stick and grabbed with your hand to use the example of a baseball. Do you have a video that shows the technique to do that?
What's funny about this... I look at the title - "intensive", yeah, sure, clickbait, and then I watch it, and I'm like "Ohhhkay, that title is pretty accurate". Good stuff, thanks for creating these videos!
Thank you iTrain so much for posting such detailed, extensive videos on these things! I've already used this puck handling intensive in my practices. It's really helped me handle the puck better!!
These videos are incredibly great - for all ages & skill levels too. I get a lot out of them and I’m an adult playing since age 7. But I have one question for the creators of this vid. Looks like ur in Toronto. Is that the Bellwoods rink? Christie Pitts, maybe? I thought I recognized it. Or maybe Dufferin Grove? Just curious, eh, lol. BTW these outdoor rinks that pepper the Toronto city landscape are literally THEE best place to visit if you want to play free shinny - age 16 and over in the evening/15 and under earlier. There’s always al least a few really good kids playing among the group- the rest are generally all decent and competent. If your low skill level it’s a great way to pick up your game because all are welcome. AND, they’re also fantastic places to try out some of the drills and techniques that these iTrain videos show you. Many rinks have an additional pad next to the hockey pad that’s for skating only, if you want to work that, or just pleasure skate. It’s serious practice for many of these kids who are all playing on competitive teams, trying to grow in their skills, but nonetheless, one can never separate the fun out of it. No ones mean or anything. Lots of laughs, lots of camaraderie, great sportsmanship, and of course, the magic that seems to consistently permeate from of the flow of this amazing sport. Good times. Great memories! And thanks again for this iTrain videos.
I started doing stick-handling exercises about one year ago, from a very low base. It is obvious that repetition is the key to ingraining these motor patterns into one's memory. I would guesstimate that it takes about 3-5,000 times per exercise, including on-ice, and off-ice to be reasonably proficient at doing the movements in an amateur game level. As an aside, shooting 25,000 pucks makes one quite good at doing wrist shots from a low skill base. Repetition, repetition, repetition.
@@roninpwns Yeah, about that. I stopped playing hockey a year ago. The pandemic happened - ice rinks closed, and my old life ended. Anyhow, life is weird. I published two books since writing this comment :)
@@roninpwns Thanks; it's weird how life works. I moved to the Czech Republic to play ice-hockey (as a hobby), and since the pandemic I've gone down a different road (but still in Prague!). Thanks. Best wishes from Prague.
You’re absolutely right… countless hours.. countless.. on rollers with a green biscuit at the tennis court.. and a dozen skates at the ice rink (both open practice and pick up) and wrist shots are only just starting to click. Lmao. Not to mention the endless education via youtube coaches. As an adult hockey has an insane learning curve. Very challenging but also rewarding if you have the time/ access to rinks. Wish I had started as a kid but better late than never. Stuck in kuwait for a couple more months before I can get back home and get more ice time
Ive watched a lot of tutorials and u are by far the best. is it possible to demonstrate forehand to backhand move when approaching a goalie? This, i find, is tremendously difficult. Yet so many players make it appear so fluid and seemingly "easy"... thanks for all your help.
Thanks very much Mobesters! Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/
I don't have trouble when standing still or moving minimally while stick handling. My issue is in a real pickup game I cannot stick handle going full speed or when the pressure is high, any tips?
The game in large part is muscle memory so you have to practice at the speed you want to play at. A lot of moves can be done without even looking at the puck, just to prove the point. The best players constantly push themselves to do things at faster speed to improve where they're at. You must do the puck handling repetition at game speed.
5% of the population is left handed, but 20% of hockey players play left handed. Grab a couple of cheap sticks, one of each, and decide whether you like your right hand at the top (left handed stick), or your left hand at the top (right handed stick). There's no correct answer, it's all about what feels comfortable to you. Good luck!
Thanks very much for your comment Mike! Great news, we've made a couple snap shot videos now which will be posted to our website very soon! We teach how to shoot on the front leg and off leg both stationary and in-motion at top-end speed. Thanks for your suggestion - Sean Walker Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us on Instagram @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/
iTrain Hockey amazing news. I've used your videos to develop my game and they have certainly helped a lot. Look forward to seeing your examples of the snapshot
I have a few questions if anyone can help me out. I'm a decent skater but my progress is limited because I can't properly crossover without my ankles kinda bending. I can can also stop on my strong side, what can I do to to strengthen my left side?
Just practice man. Exaggerate your knee bend. Next time you play pickup, make it a point to stop on your weak side 10 times, then 15 times, etc... then it will just become natural. I remember first starting and had to do that until eventually I was surprising myself when I would stop on my off side without even thinking about it. Your cross overs, again, exaggerate that knee bend, your ankles are bending because your knees probably aren't bent enough. It may feel like they are, but have someone record you, you will probably be standing nearly straight up.
Thanks very much Johansson! Haha! Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! Thank you for your suggestion, we agree with you :) We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/
Wait a second, are you telling me I'm supposed to be using my dominant hand as the top hand? I'm right handed and have been using a right handed stick this whole time...
0:12 intro
0:40 top hand - control
2:47 bottom hand - speed and support
3:33 stationary two handed stickhandling
3:40 using legs in stationary stickhandling
4:10 bounce
4:24 slide
5:25 two handed quick stickhandle - stationary with bounce and weigh transfer
5:50 last stage - head up
6:58 in motion forward tight (half the width of feet) with c-cuts forward
7:41 in motion backwards
8:01 out wide with static bottom hand forwards
8:35 with sliding bottom hand (fast top elbow)
10:20 in motion - with sliding bottom hand
10:35 3 times left right with toes facing forward stationary drill
11:07 in motion
11:25 3 stationary three times left right on one foot stationary (slide)
11:47 with cross over laterally
12:27 non stop while cross over
12:40 forward with one cross over each way quick in motion
13:01 backward with three cross overs with non stop stickhandling
13:23 backward skating with pulling the puck on backhand
13:48 backward dragging on forehand side (wrist over)
14:28 with one crossover
15:15 with three crossovers and non stop stickhandling
15:25 toe drags intro
16:52 one handed in front sationary 12 to between the legs
17:15 two handed 12 to side
17:30 quick snap
18:20 with rotation - at least 3 toe drags on 360 with length of stick for puck to travel
19:25 with weight transfer
20:15 in motion 12 to the side continuous
21:15 with body rotation
21:40 forehand side stationary one handed toe drag from the forehand side (stop puck behind the body)
22:13 two handed
22:55 snap drags
23:20 with bounce and weight transfer of legs (on the place of forehand leg)
24:00 with hand slide
24:25 backhand side stationary two handed
24:40 one handed backhand toe drags from backhand side from 12 to 6
25:45 with rotating hips
26:15 in motion one handed backhand toe drags from backhand side from 12 to 6
26:30 brett morgan L toe drags stationary and with weight transfer and some slide
27:40 in motion
27:53 brett morgan reverse L toe drags stationary with some slide (front to forehand side)
28:30 forehand side tuck between legs stationary and in motion
29:35 backhand side tuck between legs stationary and in motion
30:15 backhand toe drag stationary (hands in front of the puck) and in motion
31:23 toe drag stationary in front and in motion (catch puck in regular and than toe drag)
32:25 forehand tuck into backpocket (fast slide with elbow up)
33:55 backhand tuck into backpocket
34:40 rotating the puck
35:40 flipping the puck up and catch
36:10 flip the puck - forehand (pull it close)
37:25 backhand
38:00 inside edges kicks - soccer dribble. hit little tap not slide
38:50 toe drag into kick on inside edges - alternate feet
39:10 toe drag into kick on outside edges - alternate feet
40:00 tuck with backhand side in between the legs
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I really can't decide what is more genius. The actual instructor, or whoever's idea it was to record this guy. Probably the best instructional coach I have ever seen! Keep up the great way to express yourself and teach the Trainers!
Still the best stick handling breakdown on TH-cam. Explaining these mechanics verbally or demonstrating it with a stick in the kitchen doesn’t do it justice.
Full Stickhandling Drills Intensive
List (No Time Stamps)
Notes: Top Hand - Controls the stick, strong grip ( all fingers touching the stick)
Bottom Hand - for speed
1. Top Hand Stickhandle - Stationary
2. Two Handed Stickhandle - Stationary
3. Two Handed Stickhandle - Stationary with Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs (Chin, Knees, Puck should be in line vertically)
4. Two Handed Quick Stickhandle - Stationary with Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs
5. Top Hand Stickhandle - Stationary with Head Up
6. Stick Handle In Tight ( Half the Width of Feet) In Motion with C-Cuts SKating Forwards
7. Stick Handle In Tight ( Half the Width of Feet) In Motion with C-Cuts SKating Forwards
8. Stick Handle Out Wide with Static Bottom Hand Skating Forwards
9. Stick Handle Out Wide with Bottom Hand Slide
10. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Toes Facing Forward - Stationary
11. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Toes Facing Forward - In Motion
12. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right On One Foot - Stationary
13. 3 to the Left and 3 to the Right with Lateral Cross-Over - Stationary
14. Non-Stop Stick Handling While Crossing Over - Stationary
15. Stickhandle with One Cross-Over Each Way - Quick In Motion Forwards
16. 3 Cross-Overs Each Way- Quick With Non-stop Stick Handling Forwards
17. Backward Skating Pulling the Puck on Backhand (Draging stick should make sound)
18. Backward Skating Pulling the Puck on Forehand (Wrist Fold Over)
19. Stickhandle with One Cross-Over Each Way - In Motion Backwards
20. Three Cross Over Each Way- Quick With Non-Stop Stick Handling Backwards
(Notes: Make a sweep sound, keep the blade and the puck attached and close)
21. One Handed Toe Drag From In Front- Stationary
22. Two Handed Toe Drag From In Front- Stationary
23. Quick Snap Toe Drags From In Front - Stationary
24. Quick Snap Toe Drags - With Body Rotation ( Should take 3 travels to 360)
25. Quick Snap Toe Drags From In Front - Stationary with Weight Transfer
26. Two Handed Snap Toe Drags From In Front - In Motion
27. Two Handed Snap Toe Drags From In Front - In Motion with Body Rotation
28. One Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary (Lower body facing forward , Upper body Facing Left)
29. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary (Place Puck In Back Pocket)
30. Two Handed Snap Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary
31. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Forehand Side - Stationary Woth Bounce and Weight Transfer of Legs (protect the puck by lifting left leg)
32. Two Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - Stationary (Lower body facing forward , Upper body Facing right)
33. One Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - Stationary (whole torso rotating,flex stick, should hear a sweep sound, place as far in front, and as far behind)
34. One Handed Toe Drag From The Backhand Side - In Motion
35. L Toe Drags- Stationary (important to have weight tansfer w/ legs)
36. L Toe Drags - In Motion
37. Reverse L Toe Drags - Stationary (Forehand Side)
38. Forehand Side Tuck Between Legs- Stationary (3 motions, toe drag, tuck between, kick with skate)
39. Forehand Side Tuck Between Legs - In Motion (toe facing forwards, pull back as far ayc)
40. Backhand Side Tuck Between Legs - Stationary (pull with stick flex easier)
41. Backhand Side Tuck Between Legs - In Motion
42. Backhand Toe Drag - Stationary ( get both hands in front, tap with toe)
43. Backhand Toe Drag - In Motion (body rotation)
44. Toe Drag Stickhandling - Stationary
45. Toe Drag Stickhandling - In Motion (c- cuts)
46. Forehand Tuck Into Backpocket (fore toe to back toe, 10 o'clock to 5 o'clock lifting right leg for puck to slide, stay near the boards)
47. Backhand Tuck Into Backpocket (everything but reverse)
48. Rotating the puck (bottom hand doing most of the work)
49. Flip the puck - Forehand (top hand bent elbows like toe drag, bottom hand slides down, rotate top hand to open stick , bring blade close to ice, very tip of the bottom toe should just be touching, all in one motion, do an uppercut like motion )
50. Inside and Edges Kicks - Soccer Dribble
51. Toe Drag Into Kick On Inside Edges - Alternate Feet
52. Toe Drag Into Kick On Outside Edges - Alternate Feet (Turn toes in)
53. Backhand Tuck Between Legs
It's the least I could do...
I got all the way to 17 before I thought to look in the comments... thanks :)
when you see it in writing, you notice how much information is in this video, thank you, will save this in my notes and work on it next time im on the ice, having to pull out the video everytime to remember something isnt really convenient, Thank you again
This guy is terrific. His slapshot tutorial is the best I've seen on TH-cam.
I'm 65 and played all my life. I learned from this instructional video. Thanx
9yrs later still watch this from time to time, to see if I can learn more
Best hockey training videos I've ever seen on TH-cam, please don't stop making them :)
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This is great stuff. Where were you when I started skating 22yrs ago in men’s league. This gives me something to look at and be able to practice. Keep the videos coming.
I’m glad Jason spezza started making tutorial videos
Best hockey training videos I have seen so far
My kid is 5, loves your videos, tries to repeat the moves )
You are an awesome coach and an absolutely skilled player! I started playing hockey half a year ago and it's depressing and motivating at the same time seeing your amazing skating shooting and stick handling skills
Did you stick with it
You got to start small. Then, as you progress, add more. Practice stick handling stationary. Look at the puck a few minutes, then lift head. Start stick handling with dominant hand 5 minutes. Then your other hand 5 minutes. Then, use both hands. Keep bottom hand very loose. You can set up a pattern with cones or objects in a tick tack toe pattern. Start doing basic stickhandling pattern 5 minutes each hand. Then 5 minutes together. Once you develop Start walking and stick handle. Then, after a while, start running while stick handling. There's stick handling drills you can watch. Also, exercise videos to watch for hockey for constioning.
Love your videos! But can you do one little thing for people with hearing loss? Can you enable closed captioning? I don't want to miss out any details! I've used some of your videos already and I'm already making a great progress! Just don't want to miss out any small details that I may have missed. Thank you so much! Keep up the great job!
That move you used towards the beginning where you dragged it, picked it up on your stick and grabbed with your hand to use the example of a baseball. Do you have a video that shows the technique to do that?
This guy is an awesome coach
Amazing how you do it with one hand
What's funny about this... I look at the title - "intensive", yeah, sure, clickbait, and then I watch it, and I'm like "Ohhhkay, that title is pretty accurate". Good stuff, thanks for creating these videos!
10:18 トウドラッグ→バックハンド
15:00 バックスケーティングハンドリング
18:34 カバリッジ
20:34 横チョコチョコ（F）
27:46 トウドラッグ（F）
29:03 股抜き（F）
31:51 ドラッグ&裏ドラ（F）
34:27 スキル1
You're the best coach. Never stop. Greetings from Switzerland !!!
This fellow is a great coach. Nice tips!!
Your videos have helped me become a better player, keep the videos coming please!
Your videos are spot on, sir. I just started playing a year ago and this is accelerating my learning on a whole other scale. Thank you so much
Great content and the best explanation of drills. AWESOME SAUCE!
Awesome videos! I can't wait to practice these drills!
Thank you iTrain so much for posting such detailed, extensive videos on these things! I've already used this puck handling intensive in my practices. It's really helped me handle the puck better!!
Jenn MJ March thank you so much!
You are a really good coach keep up your hard work
Ditto the question about stick lie, proper stick length, etc. Thanks...
Your videos help so much! This is the best on TH-cam
These videos are incredibly great - for all ages & skill levels too. I get a lot out of them and I’m an adult playing since age 7.
But I have one question for the creators of this vid. Looks like ur in Toronto. Is that the Bellwoods rink? Christie Pitts, maybe? I thought I recognized it. Or maybe Dufferin Grove? Just curious, eh, lol.
BTW these outdoor rinks that pepper the Toronto city landscape are literally THEE best place to visit if you want to play free shinny - age 16 and over in the evening/15 and under earlier. There’s always al least a few really good kids playing among the group- the rest are generally all decent and competent. If your low skill level it’s a great way to pick up your game because all are welcome. AND, they’re also fantastic places to try out some of the drills and techniques that these iTrain videos show you. Many rinks have an additional pad next to the hockey pad that’s for skating only, if you want to work that, or just pleasure skate. It’s serious practice for many of these kids who are all playing on competitive teams, trying to grow in their skills, but nonetheless, one can never separate the fun out of it. No ones mean or anything. Lots of laughs, lots of camaraderie, great sportsmanship, and of course, the magic that seems to consistently permeate from of the flow of this amazing sport. Good times. Great memories! And thanks again for this iTrain videos.
Awesome 👏 thank you for this!
Yur sick dont stop man !
I started doing stick-handling exercises about one year ago, from a very low base.
It is obvious that repetition is the key to ingraining these motor patterns into one's memory.
I would guesstimate that it takes about 3-5,000 times per exercise, including on-ice, and off-ice to be reasonably proficient at doing the movements in an amateur game level.
As an aside, shooting 25,000 pucks makes one quite good at doing wrist shots from a low skill base.
Repetition, repetition, repetition.
You must be at pro level by now 👀
@@roninpwns Yeah, about that. I stopped playing hockey a year ago. The pandemic happened - ice rinks closed, and my old life ended. Anyhow, life is weird. I published two books since writing this comment :)
@@threethrushes Congrats on the books! Hope you find the motivation to start playing hockey again 🤙🏾
@@roninpwns Thanks; it's weird how life works. I moved to the Czech Republic to play ice-hockey (as a hobby), and since the pandemic I've gone down a different road (but still in Prague!). Thanks. Best wishes from Prague.
You’re absolutely right… countless hours.. countless.. on rollers with a green biscuit at the tennis court.. and a dozen skates at the ice rink (both open practice and pick up) and wrist shots are only just starting to click. Lmao. Not to mention the endless education via youtube coaches. As an adult hockey has an insane learning curve. Very challenging but also rewarding if you have the time/ access to rinks. Wish I had started as a kid but better late than never. Stuck in kuwait for a couple more months before I can get back home and get more ice time
Agree - these videos are the best I have seen - great work!
This is so awesome. Thanks!
Loving these videos! I watch them every day. Thanks, Sean!
Great tutorial! Thanks from Russia!
at 35:00 why is it not ok to let the top hand do the work instead of the bottom?
Thank you so much for your vídeos and uour tips, They are helping too much.
Ive watched a lot of tutorials and u are by far the best. is it possible to demonstrate forehand to backhand move when approaching a goalie?
This, i find, is tremendously difficult. Yet so many players make it appear so fluid and seemingly "easy"... thanks for all your help.
+R Fox You should probably go see Pavel Barber for that
Красава!! спасибо всё наглядно и технично!
Thanks very much Mobesters! Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/
Good lesson for the Hockey player!
thanks.
cheer up!
Great videos! Could you make an intensive on snapshots?
that's a nice rink . why aren't the lines in the ice?
Well done. Thank you.
I don't have trouble when standing still or moving minimally while stick handling. My issue is in a real pickup game I cannot stick handle going full speed or when the pressure is high, any tips?
The game in large part is muscle memory so you have to practice at the speed you want to play at. A lot of moves can be done without even looking at the puck, just to prove the point. The best players constantly push themselves to do things at faster speed to improve where they're at. You must do the puck handling repetition at game speed.
@@rh71 Thank you
Sean, should a right-handed person use a left-handed stick and vice-versa? I am new and looking for your advise, thank you!
5% of the population is left handed, but 20% of hockey players play left handed. Grab a couple of cheap sticks, one of each, and decide whether you like your right hand at the top (left handed stick), or your left hand at the top (right handed stick). There's no correct answer, it's all about what feels comfortable to you. Good luck!
How long do u usually do these drills individually?
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Where in Canada is this? Look awesome!
Toronto
wish he'd do a snapshot video like this
Thanks very much for your comment Mike! Great news, we've made a couple snap shot videos now which will be posted to our website very soon! We teach how to shoot on the front leg and off leg both stationary and in-motion at top-end speed. Thanks for your suggestion - Sean Walker
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iTrain Hockey amazing news. I've used your videos to develop my game and they have certainly helped a lot. Look forward to seeing your examples of the snapshot
so cool!
Good stuff
man that ice looks and sounds hard
How do you find that ice unoccupied so often? If that rink was in my town it would be busy 24-7
Some places let you rent public rinks or you can shoot early in the morning
Where is this outdoor rink?
i like it, i like it, i like it
Execution, and the how and the why.
How do you move the puck so quickly? Is it just muscle memory or is it strength?
Both
Frighteningly good skater
God this guy is good
where is this rink located?
im guessing this was filmed a while ago and this isn't what spring looks like in Canada? haha
When doing c-cuts going forwards, why do you raise your toes off the ice? You don't raise your heels when doing c-cuts going backwards. thx.
Ken MacKenzie just try it and youll see why
Hey Sean
Slide our hand up and down our shaft, hehehehehehe
How long should your stick be??
8:40 🤣
I have a few questions if anyone can help me out. I'm a decent skater but my progress is limited because I can't properly crossover without my ankles kinda bending. I can can also stop on my strong side, what can I do to to strengthen my left side?
Just practice man. Exaggerate your knee bend. Next time you play pickup, make it a point to stop on your weak side 10 times, then 15 times, etc... then it will just become natural. I remember first starting and had to do that until eventually I was surprising myself when I would stop on my off side without even thinking about it. Your cross overs, again, exaggerate that knee bend, your ankles are bending because your knees probably aren't bent enough. It may feel like they are, but have someone record you, you will probably be standing nearly straight up.
Dude please upload
Thanks very much Johansson! Haha! Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! Thank you for your suggestion, we agree with you :) We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/
This man seems like he was born with a stick in his hands and skates on his feet. Clearly has an insane amount of hours training.
Anyone feel like timestamping all these different moves? :)
humber valley
@Ben thought for a sec it was ramsden park
This is porn to me. I love hockey
Im masterbating as we speak
MY SHOULDER IS ON FIRE!!! Is that normal? lol
3:15 "Zuuuluuu, just along for the ride."
This guy might be able to beat datsyuk at 1 on 1
I was tempted to buy PVC pipe to ensure my left hand doesn't grip stick too tight. I won't because I can put that money toward hockey tape
My puck just turns up and down...
Wait a second, are you telling me I'm supposed to be using my dominant hand as the top hand? I'm right handed and have been using a right handed stick this whole time...
I am right handed. Just got back into hockey and I bought a right handed stick 2 minutes after being on the ice I figured out I am a lefty.
why isnt dude teaching the preds :o
I’m gonna be honest I can’t flex my stick with one hand
Sami is better
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