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Killer man! Thank you for sharing this video! Can't wait to get on the ice!

A very wide stance got me dying

Jokes on you, I break my opponents sticks, not my own (this has happened twice)

Love the edits 😂

The same in many ball sports, it’s the psychology! When I played soccer, if they were fast, I would be slowing to a walking pace near the shooting areas, and they were all slowing down and started yelling like pass it, what are you doing man? That was when I got them off guard with a quick dribble or sneaky shot and scored. It worked most the time. I’m older and slower but I’m a goal scorer.

Sounds like how basketball players develop. We got obsessed with doing tricks like through the legs and behind the back. Then when you get better you realize the dribbling is only a tool to allow you to move effectively, it doesnt matter what type of crossover you use if it is coordinated with your body to go where you want to go.

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Watching a bunch of D1 D2 ACHA on EAST and West Coast. Lots of standing still. This allows for spacing in Box formation to open up and also settle down. Which is normally broken from a Diamond on the team defending. This forces spastic players to second guess their decisions or move up and pressure the puck. If they pressure puck that forces them to give up zone coverage and forces the defending team to focus on you and their zone with split attention. While your offensive team only has to worry about gaining zone priority or shaking off the zone defenders who are now working on split attention. Its a great way to slow the game down and let your offense catch a breath. While cause the defending team to feel excessive cognitive pressure. These Videos are Awesome!

Hockey games are also 60 minutes, they get tired of blasting back and forth too

Normally they don't allow you to stand still. Clearly its all bout powerplay...

You also need to check if the kids have done the top laces to tight, so many people are guilty of this.

Makes sense, thanks Brah!

Colby using a wood twig is hilarious

I have no problem with the ladder for an off ice drill. Not every dryland exercise will translate very specifically to an on ice movement but getting hockey players moving their bodies athletically, whether quick or slow, can be beneficial.

I agree with you on the point that if young player see superstar doing some training exercise like you mentioned "mcdavid crossover office with stickhandling". They just want to copy that in order to be like him. That is absolutely counter productive, because they do not understand why and what and how it translates to ice. They image that by doing office crossover drill, they will be as "fast" as mcdavid on ice. (even many coaches do not understand such)

I was looking for good isolation videos thank you so much

happy new year macklin.

One on-ice drill that's always annoyed me is sprints. Their purpose isn't really to develop a particular skating mechanic, their purpose is to exhaust the player (and the mechanic they develop, if they develop anything at all, is straight-line skating from a complete stop). What a waste of valuable ice-time! Have players run off-ice if that's all you want to do. Actual training will be plenty exhausting on its own!

What curve do you use. that thing is a banana

Showed this to my boys and they’re starting to do it during practices… they’re U9 and U11 players… it’s cool to teach them different options to grow the toolbelt of skills

Ttanks from Russia , good lessons

Dude... You may be riht, you may be right. Either way your delivery is trash and you come off as a giant douche.

Great vid

love your content keep it up

Have you see athletic motion golf ? I think the tech they use and how they isolate certain body parts would help you understand exactly what happens

p14 curve Pro stick?

Interesting concept, are you going to build on this in future shorts?

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I typed in hockey standard but didn't see it in skool

Brilliant, Mason!

Dude I'm a baseball player. Why am I watching so much hockey?

Dan Boyle is a legend. Also, I agree with him that each player needs to play the way he has success. Pronger did not play like Lidstrom, yet they are both hall of famers.

Hey that’s me

Crazy pick calling out Itrain like that

Hey Macklin, can you tell me if I'm wrong? It looks like the off foot is planted ahead of the soft drag foot. Is that what you're referring to as the back foot in this video? I never noticed this before. I guess as the soft drag heel lifts up, it creates a better pivot point for lateral movement?

It's not just footwork. Stickhandling is a combination of all of the above - top-hand, bottom-hand, footwork, hips, core, etc. The idea that you should only focus on one is wrong.

I was wondering whether or not "on the minute every minute" / DENSE would be a good way to structure a stickhandling practice, or if just doing drills and resting would be the best.

Crosby has incredible edge control and balance

At first I thought you were going to say use the bottom hand (which is objectively false), then I was pleasantly surprised that you said to incorporate footwork. That's 100% true; look at the newest generation of stars (J Hughes, Bedard, Celebrini): they're all considered "shifty" players, but shiftiness is not due to their hands-- it's their deceptive footwork.

Lmao. Love to see Armstrong getting put in his place.

Thank you for recalling this for me. I've been doing this naturally when I was younger and when I started to actually learn from coaches "correct" technique and started picking up my heel it stopped working. Now I realized that I basically traded advanced technique for the rookie technique. First, I am giving away my move by picking up heel and second, there is a lot of going on the ice and when you pick up your blade, small bump, small amount of snow or little poke and puck is out of control or even behind you. Total nonsense if you think about it again. I don't even know why I changed this. It really seems I just forgot how I used to do it before because of training. Thank you again for reminding me about it.

Brilliant video!

Great video, and really confirms a lot of what I've been thinking about modern stick handling tutorials! I recently integrated some stick handling drills into my cardio workouts where I work on controlling my stick handling while I am also moving my legs laterally and I've already noticed (after about 1 month) how nicely that translates to better control and confidence on the ice. I'd take those exercises over random top hand stick handling every day.

moving your awareness from your wrist to your hips is probably the important part. improving is a process which requires thinking in new ways. eventually it will all come back together and you will have both together - the master has forgotten more than we have learned.

Best player on my team, I notice often, is super relaxed with his stickhandling and almost never cups the puck

Thanks a lot for the tip. Now I know what to improve on my stickhandling skill. For a self-taught person like me, It is a big help. Greetings from Indonesia.

I love what you’re doing. I love your fresh approach to hockey and I love the fact that you are putting something out there that’s new and that you’ve got the courage to do it. That being said, I’d like to caution you against what you’ve done in this video thumbnail. I’m not saying this because I think the other guy’s feelings are gonna get hurt, I’m saying this because I feel like in the long run, it’s probably not the best thing for you and your brand-especially if it becomes a pattern. I think you’re a better teacher than him, personally. BUT… just sayin… Not trying to come down on you or anything. Keep doing you. Best of luck, really.

No amount of calf raises or tib raises helps the pain on my outer calves from my skates pushing inward when on my inside edges. I’m a good skater but I’m sure I need to work on proper mechanics in crossovers and whatnot. Any suggestions? I have driblades, thinking more time in the boots working on balance might help me keep the boot from digging in as bad. Thanks!

Do you do any adult sessions?