Skating Power
Hockey speed is attained by combining Skating Power, and Foot Speed. A player will never achieve his or her full skating potential until both skills have been acquired, and perfected.
As you begin work on skating with your team, begin with power and technique… then add foot speed. As you increase the tempo of your skating drills, don’t let your players sacrifice technique for foot speed. Players must be able to move their feet at full speed while maintaining a technically sound stride!
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[..YouTube..] pretty good
[..YouTube..] man omg, i want to get into AAA sooooooo badd, but i don’tt know how to… :S
[..YouTube..] @timebreak95 i replied to your message on my channel, send me a direct message with more info and i’ll see if i can offer some advice.
[..YouTube..] could these techniques be applied to roller hockey as well?
[..YouTube..] Absolutely! In fact, wearing out your front wheel is a good sign you’re getting a good toe snap.
[..YouTube..] thankyou. you’re never too young to improve. good tips for a 53 yr old!
[..YouTube..] i dont have any speed at all and yet i play on bantamns, have any tips 4 me
[..YouTube..] hard to know without seeing you in action – check out my videos on “off-ice agility drill” and “plyometrics.” that might help
[..YouTube..] Is there anyway you can post how to bodycheck and how do avoid a bodycheck? It would be really appreciate it.
[..YouTube..] Hey ! you seem to know what your talking about, and i would be happy if you could watch my video, there arent lots of skating on it but just look it and tell me, should i be more lower , and im one of the big guys so what blade siceing
[..YouTube..] sure – send me a link and i’ll take a look
[..YouTube..] @weissie20 nice bro… i wanted to ask.. i see some of my friends doing like a lot of crossovers very fast, even when they move straight, do u think that could increase speed too xD ?
Hey Jeremy,
Just want to say thanks for that great video and explaining.
I am an Inline Skaterhockey Coach of a youth team age 10-13 in Hamburg, Germany.
The most of the players are not able to skate with the right technique and when I made my coaches licence, the teachers explained it in a very complicated way.
Your video is very easy to understand!
Best regards from Germany
Thanks Paddy!
[..YouTube..] thank you!!!!!!!!1