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Coach Kim's Corner #6 | Knee Drive (Shin Angle)
Coach Kim talks about knee drive (shin angle) and how important it is for skating!
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Coach Brendan's Corner #3 | Knee Drops
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Coach Brendan talks about knee drops! A great drill for all skill levels with tons of variations.
Coach Brendan's Corner #2 | Leg Pulls
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Coach Brendan talks about a great drill for skating called "Leg Pulls". We always do this drill with our high level students!
Coach Marcus's D Corner #1 | Tips For Walking The Blue Line
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Coach Marcus talks about walking the blue line and demonstrates a few drills to help improve the point play.
Coach Brendan's Corner #1 | Tips for Better Stickhandling (Smoother Hands)
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Coach Brendan Talks about the basics of stickhandling and a few drills to help the hands.
Coach Kim's Corner #5 | Open Hips (Mohawks)
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Coach Kim and Coach Brendan Talk about the importance of being able to do open hips. Flexibility in the hips is a huge part of Hockey
Coach Kim's Corner #4 | Tight Turn VS Punch Turn
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Coach Kim Talks about the difference between punch turns and tight turns also when to use them
Coach Kim's Corner #3 | Backward Crossovers Technique
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Coach Kim teaches Daxton about Backwards crossover technique
Coach Kim's Corner #2 | Proper Stride Technique
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Welcome to Coach Kim’s Corner! In this video we will be going over proper stride technique for hockey players. Proper stride technique needs to be worked on constantly and takes years to master. The goal is to do less down the ice with more power! Thanks For Watching! Here's our Instagram! elite.skatinghe ice with more power!
Coach Kim's Corner #1 | Proper Skating Posture
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Welcome to Coach Kim’s Corner! In this video we will be going over proper posture for hockey players. Proper posture is the first thing I always work on with my students. If proper posture is not maintained then proper skating technique cannot be achieved. Thanks For Watching! Here's our Instagram! elite.skating
Love this!
Great video! Must've been a looooong training session. You can see Daxton literally grew up in it.
Great description and progression through knee drops. I try to get my kids working on these but this video helps provide me some methods to progressively advance them. Thanks!
Should I loosen the top of my skates to help create good angle?
Totally, it will induce more forward knee drive
Love this RUclips shit imagine paying $400 for coaching I could use that money on subscriptions
Everyone skates different and it’s just fine. You figure this out pretty quickly at higher levels.
Ya everybody has different styles but there is still a right and wrong way to skate
thanks! i was only ever taught the "bend your knees part"
Absolutely fantastic.
Thank you Coach Kim. Your videos are so helpful. Would be great if you could do a video of a skating routine that would hit all important things: inside edge outside ….. that we could do just before the game in the warmup 5 mins before the game in order to be ready. Thanks from Canada !
Thank you! Ya we could make a pre game warmup video for sure
Great Demonstrationen
The only thing I don’t like about this drill is that it chunks up the plastic on my holder
Really great instruction! Very helpful :)
Thanks!
Thank you. These videos are helpful.
Can ask a question here, I struggle with drill... is it possible it's something to do with my profile on my blades. Litterly I only have the factory set profile only.
I’m not sure but I’ve never gotten my skates profiled either
I’m 54 and in a beer league. Started skating at 30 w no formal instruction ever, but I’m always trying to improve my game as much as possible. This video was short, sweet, and focused on some fundamental basics perhaps as good as I’ve seen anywhere else. Well done and thank you.
Thank you!
Hi coach what’s the importance of toes pointing down on ice? Thanks
Over exaggerating the foot when it goes over we see a lot of students go heel down in the crossover instead of toe down
actually the wrong way is the good way . use both legs to push . You r welcome
We still use both legs to push the front leg does a c cut and keeps you stable while staying on the ice
@@EliteSkating_HockeyDevelopment need to c-cut and also backward c-cut and shift more weight . work on stability if you have to keep one skate on the ice at all time to stay stable .
How about going in a circle backwards and forwards only on your outside edge?
You could do that as well
Great skating drills.
Thanks!
Great video!! Is there a name for the second drill/move he does? Thanks
Thanks! I call it “crossovers with reach”
Excellent tips!
I think these can be viewed as a speed enhancing drill because the better your balance and the better your edges, the faster you can go. There’s lots going on in these drills and it would be great to explain them further.
What exercises help with opening the hip? I physicaly can not open it like that, so i am constantly draging the hind foot and that always turns me around.
It sounds like it’s a flexibility thing for you. Do lots of hips stretches and do the thing I did at the wall in this video
Great! Thanks!! I loved how this was explained verbally and visually.
question...i can't seem to slide my bottom hand on the stick while stick handling...my bottom hand keeps getting stuck when i try to slide it,,..is it my hockey gloves that's giving me the problem or am i just not doing it right...but i seem to be able to slide my bottom hand on the stick when i'm not using the puck at all.... how can i learn to do this...what am i doing wrong? or is it my hockey gloves
Hard to say but make sure you take pressure off your bottom hand when you slide it. You should be able to slide the hand freely
@@EliteSkating_HockeyDevelopmentworn out gloves can become very sticky or tend to provide more resistance on the stick. Also, some sticks are ridiculously sticky which can make it much harder to get soft drags on the lower hand.
Happens to everyone, now they knows people sliding take out your knees on ice
Hope the kids ok, going feet first at anyone can be scary on the ice.
Ya he was totally fine!
Good content. Solid instruction. (BTW, what curve pattern is that?)
Thank you! I use a P92
I love how hes ao good at skating that he cannot pretend to skate bad
This very good information, thank you for posting!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this, I think I've been so preoccupied with learning punch turns, I have a tendency to rely on them rather than tight turns. I would say, whenever I see this videos for tight turns, they're always demonstrated with so little speed so as to show form. But it would be good to see them demonstrated at high speed as well, so as to see the technique in actual action
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As I'm learning (practicing) the tight turns, I always feel like my outside foot is doing 90% of the edge work. Any tips on getting the inside foot to take more of the load? Are both feet riding more or less center of the blade, or is one or the other more heel or toe? Trying to work out the mechanics better so my practicing is more effective.
For tight turns you want to be more over the inside foot (outside edge) trusting that foot with a lot of the weight. What I usually tell my students is pretend your doing a one foot outside edge hold then just put your other foot down but don’t change your body position at all. In terms of what part of your skate definitely try to ride mid of the blade don’t be on your heels as that will lift the front part of your blade off the ice .Hopefully that make sense! Thanks for watching
all good except his should and back being straight. you need the forward lean.
Ya the lower you get you can lean forward more but shoulders shouldn’t go past your toes
At higher speed the push should be strictly perpendicular to your moving direction, otherwise not efficient. Otherwise your pushing point gets too far behind very fast to have an efficient push.
Is that DAbaBy?¿?
The guy filming is unreal