Enhance your Hockey IQ 🏒

In this video, I teach you an important method you can add to your current dryland training to enhance your Hockey IQ and be the hockey player who is able to pull out the win for your team in the big moments.
Most hockey players suffer dramatically in their skill execution out on the ice once they get tired, however, if you implement what’s known as “Fatigue Motor Control” through using our Hockey IQ Enhancer drills, you will separate yourself from the pack and become the dominant hockey player you have always wanted to be.
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[@DrDr-pg5br]

Dude looking swole 💪

[@jonsmith20766]

I'm late to the party with this but this gentleman knows his stuff and is able to explain it very well.
His or anybody else's thoughts on further replicating game day stress conditions with deliberate distractions would be interesting.
Examples being ; having people use whistles/klaxons etc at you while doing these drills or very loud music or crowd noise being played.

[@robertrob4770]

Thank you so much I just got cut from a team because I had a lower hockey iq and I didn’t know how to get my hockey iq up so thank you again

[@nevisss]

Man I'm getting back into hockey and want to eventually play again soon, your channel is super helpful!

[@nol2521]

yo it’s been a year, how is your progress? did you end up fully playing again?

[@richiekissell5707]

Thanks for the info, Should I do sprints and speed workouts at the beginning of the offseason when i'm in the strength phase, If so how often?

[@hockeyscienceunleashed]

I reserve pure sprint/speed training for later in the off-season as the beginning of the off-season should be largely aerobic dominant. Check this out for why: ruclips.net/video/hWHTHWQXWis/видео.html&t=

[@richiekissell5707]

Ok thanks

[@jfb.8746]

First!!! :)