First watched this 9 years ago when it came out. Watching it now because I'm starting up hockey again. Just as good now as it was back then. Take it from me you are never too old to learn to play hockey and to continue to improve.
I'm starting a beginner hockey skills and power skating academy a week from now for my first time ever @ 26 yrs old! My 17 year old bro won't skate circles around me for much longer...
Dude, I teach high school physical education in Ohio. I have been trying to find a video for stick handling that can challenge students. This gets it done, thanks man.
@@samanthamatautia9769 it's going great. I've watched all of Jeremy's how to hockey videos like 50 times to improve my game. It's all how much you want it. Put the time in and it will pay off
Thanks for the post. I've been a basketball player my whole life but have always loved hockey. Recently found out there are leagues that I could try. At 40 I'm still in pretty good shape and gliding is easier on the knees. Also, thanks for keeping your video clean. It's getting harder to find good clean info.
You have done a phenomenal job teaching this technique. You really have a special gift for teaching. If you were to do this video in an indoor environment with a professional video team you would have a wonderful product many players would study. Don't stop doing what you are doing - you are a natural!
@HockeyWarrior14 Yeah that's a given. I wouldn't say always, even though people say to always have your head up, even the best players take a peak the odd time
@nelsoncards They are Bauer something or another, I just bought them at the end of the season I think there might be a V in there somewhere with the XX's
Thank you for this video.... I wish you had made this video 10 years ago....... I started hockey with passion, but no teacher. Only friend told me a little bit about how to play, no formal knowledge...until now, I watch your video.....
These how to hockey vids are great!! Seriously helped me improve my shots and handling. Ive played soccer since I was 7 and I just now at 22 picked up a hockey stick lol. Ive been a fan for years but there wasnt a whole lot of hockey going around here in NC, U.S. But again thanks to these vids ive been able to step my game up and even join a team.
im glad finally somebodys know how to stick handle, bottom hand is all power, top is all control. people should also know why there so many rightys here in north america compared to europe players. if your right hand dominate, you should be a lefty, if you left hand dominate you should be a righty
Let's be honest here. I thoroughly enjoy teaching and coaching the game, I study the pro's, teach what the pro's are doing and break it down for everyone to understand, but I would get dusted by pro players. To make the NHL hockey must be an all encompassing aspect of your life from about age 13 and you need ridiculous talent. I'm happy just teaching it and playing a few times a week :) I do alright in the Men's leagues, haha
@netWorkGreEn Yeah you are right about that, for those who are just learning it is ok to take a peak while learning the move, but when you are trying to perfect the move do it with your head up, so you aren't skating around the ice with your head down, that's just dangerous!
@jrmanful Things will be a bit different when you get on the ice, but you just need to recognize what is different and adjust. My best advice is to make your off ice area as "ice like" as possible. That is why I use the shooting pad and green biscuit, I find that gives me the least amount of friction. You could also try using a shorter stick when practicing off ice, when you put skates on it makes you an inch or two taller and that messes some people up.
Hey Jeremy - great video! One trick I learned with the shooting board is to use vinyl/electrical tape to make an equilateral triangle shape on it, maybe about as long on one side as your hand, and try to stickhandle around it. Helped me with toe drags a ton.
This helped so much, my hands were somewhat quick (I thought so at least) but I was using the wrong hand to control the stick, then I used the toilet paper roll trick for around 30 minutes and I managed to only use the correct hand after removing the roll, and it definitely helps you learn how to do dirty toe drags properly. These videos are definitely super useful, thank you Jeremy!
Here is a tip I learned my self many people wont tell you and don't and it can really change your total game. It can be a pain to practice at first but its really worth it once you get it. Vision is so important, being able to see the opponent and react according to what hes doing as your approaching him. So what you have to do, is practice puck control with out looking at the puck or ball, look above at eye level, don't focus your eyes and look down at the puck or ball. Focus above you.
I'm just getting back into Hockey. My first pick up game is this Friday. It's been 8 years since I've played. This video is a great refresher. I like your stick a lot. I used a TPS Response when I played and it was my favorite. Unfortunately they are no longer in business anymore.
@aerosmithacdcbonjovi the roll wouldn't work as good, but it would work. Basically all you really need is something that fit's around the stick. I think Paul Kariya would use water bottles.
Coach Jeremy,,,, Thanks for this awesome video. However, Im surprised you didnt mention even once, if Im not wrong, that the most important thing in stick handling is ' Keeping Your Head Up '. So that new/young players can get used to watching the field, knowing where their teammates and opponents are. Keeping the head down and doing all these things in the video perfectly will be a big mistake.
he clearly has fairly slick hands, and stick size is all about preferences. I play with a stick that is past my eyes but i do a lot of long across the body deeks, so to achieve that reach i need would need longer stick.
My stick is just below my chin with skates on. I think the one I used in this video was a bit longer than my game sticks and I was wearing flip flops, haha
@howtohockeydotcom it's not to late to start if you try hard i'm 14 and i've been playing for about 6-7 years and i've seen people our age just start and don't want to play anymore because they get hit to much during the season, if you can keep your head up and can shake off a hit then go for it!
This helps a lot bc my hockey practice is a little over 30 mins away so I have to practice at home and as none of my friends as most of them are girls play hockey so this helps so much for helping me practice at home
Wow you know alot of stuff. I just started watching your videos today and I learned so much stuff already. I've never been in a team before or had anyone teach me anything. Great vids keep it up.
I love using the golf ball for stickhandling I didn't know you have soft hands to do that thats so sick I am a dangler but i'm not a superstarov. These videos are must watch videos they will teach you a lot.
Your not supposed to actually carry it there. The trick is to be able to CONTROL it there. It comes in handy when you get a bad pass and need to grab it while in stride and bring it in front of you, or if the puck gets knocked off your stick and you need to recover it.
I started playing hockey for the first time last year during the summer. While I was playing in a beginner league they did not teach stickhandling at all (well they only had one practice a month). All we practiced was skating, which was helpful, but I would like to do something during COVID since the rinks are closed. I want to learn more stickhandling and I saw that plastic snap-on thing and was wondering what it was called? I know I'm going to try to use my lower hand on the stick and I want to avoid starting to learn things the wrong way why I am learning how to do it. Thank you. Great video!
lower your bottom hand a bit and you'll have more control, quicker release & added power for passes/shots, faster movements, and you'll be harder to stick check. head up and knees bent like a game situation. also try using one of those steel balls both the softball size and small size. that teaches strength control (just don't use your game stick for that). kudos.
if you dont want to spend a whole lot of money on the hockey sites, you can pick up "smooth hdpe sheets" from a local plastics or signage company. this is the same material that's used in the official hockey pads, get 1/8" or 3/8" thick depending on how much you want to spend. a friend of mine also got white board paneling from home depot for $14, little bit of pledge and it pretty much does the same thing. gl!
Hey Jeremy What do you suggest for my situation: I can dangle and deke very well... While I'm looking down at the puck. Usually within 3 seconds of keeping my head up, I'll lose the puck. What do you reccomend I do to improve stickhandling while keeping my head up?
it will mess up new composite sticks for sure, wood blades are meant more for smooth cement. it will still gradually wear out but not nearly as fast as a composite blade would
How old do u think that u should start playing hockey in order to ge in the nhl, cause i've been playing since i was four and im 13 now but 6 of those years were roller hockey, Although right now I was named best playmaker of the season (for my division) taking that in mind, do u think i have a shot. ( What really worries me is that ive been playing roller for longer than ive been playing ice)
Is it too late for me to start hockey? I'm 15 years old and thinking about starting hockey. When I was a kid, I really wanted to play hockey, but my parents couldn't afford it and they didn't really care much for hockey. Because of that, I never really got exposed to the sport. I am currently playing ball hockey with friends until I get good enough to join a league. Now that I can afford it, I was wondering if it is too late to start learning. Many people say it's like teaching an old dog new tricks, but I would still like to play. If it isn't too late to start, what steps should I take to learn better. My aim is shit, but I have a pretty hard slap shot considering that I just learned how to properly do it last week. Any help?
+Taywer Da Fab Your best bet is to find a local rink and start playing whenever you can. Open Hockey, Stick and Puck, clinics. You do not need the best gear but it does need to fit you correctly and be comfortable for you to enjoy the game. I started at age 16 and have not stopped since. 20 years later I still love the game. Skating is the most important skill to work on while you are on the ice. You can always work on other skills off ice, but if your skating is lacking it will affect your entire game. Ice time is the only way to really get better.
If you have about $200-$500 you can buy all the equipment and go to a hockey rink but you don't have to sign up for hockey and if you sign up to hockey it's a $1000 all together
@Auzinator13 I've got a link in the video description below the link to my website. Also if you visit How To Hockey there is a $10 off coupon you can use on training aids.
I'm heavy right hand dominant and shoot righty. I understand having the dominant hand at the top of the stick, but I CAN'T shoot lefty whatsoever. I noticed in this video you're a righty as well. Are you right hand or left hand dominant? And either way what were your reasons for choosing which way to hold your stick? Any info would be greatly appreciated. I spend WAY too much time googling "__________ signing autographs" trying to figure out which players are right/left handed. It's stressful.
you attached some tube to the stick.you said there is a link on the website. I was looking for the link on how to hockey and couldn't find it.. Can you please direct me to that link I will really appreciate it
i cant practice outdoors so i have to practice everything in the living room. i started using an old roll of painters tape because it slides really well and doesnt ruin the furniture if i miss my target. its not ideal but might be an idea for others who cant use anything hard that might destroy everything
I found out today there are two kinds of Green Biscuits, one for passing, the other for shooting (called a Snipe Green Biscuit). do you recommend practicing sniping on ice, or using it on a different surface like a smooth cement of some kind?
Well that's good to know. Top hand is WAY easier to use when going back and forth. Just started ice hockey but wow, thought I would have realized this before when playing floor hockey.
I'm 13, i took skating lessons a couple times but i have trouble with crossovers and backwards skating. I'm working on it. After that i'm gonna learn how to stick handle, but i feel like even when i get good at hockey its gonna be kinda hard to find something like a team to play for besides my school, I REALLY love hockey., can you give me a fiew ideas on where i could find teams to play for??
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I love this guy, he is in it for passion not for the fame or likes and subscribers.
Instead of the snap-on thing to not grip your stick, you can also use a PVC pipe or even an empty toilet paper roll. It works the same.
Thanks bro!
Omg thanks
Thanks for the PVC Pipe idea, because I can't find this product anywhere
First watched this 9 years ago when it came out. Watching it now because I'm starting up hockey again. Just as good now as it was back then. Take it from me you are never too old to learn to play hockey and to continue to improve.
I'm starting a beginner hockey skills and power skating academy a week from now for my first time ever @ 26 yrs old! My 17 year old bro won't skate circles around me for much longer...
Dude, I teach high school physical education in Ohio. I have been trying to find a video for stick handling that can challenge students. This gets it done, thanks man.
jordiefolk Ohio oh yea
Yo I live in West Virginia...I play for the West Virginia wilds. I’m playing for South Carolina next season
Camdyn Handley West Virginia wilds what lever house or A AA or AAA
Gabe Dershem well I used to play for the aa but I’m playing for a different team now
This is awesome. I just started playing hockey, and I feel this gives me a step up. Thanks a ton!
Dennis Burke me to
@@jxinxy_ just curious i wanna start but i think im too old. how old r u?
@@dabonkus1709 I started at 32
@@rdkfitness5656 can I ask how it’s going, I’m 16 and I wanna start but I wanna see how it’s gone for others who started later
@@samanthamatautia9769 it's going great. I've watched all of Jeremy's how to hockey videos like 50 times to improve my game. It's all how much you want it. Put the time in and it will pay off
Thanks for the post. I've been a basketball player my whole life but have always loved hockey. Recently found out there are leagues that I could try. At 40 I'm still in pretty good shape and gliding is easier on the knees. Also, thanks for keeping your video clean. It's getting harder to find good clean info.
So...you playing?
Derek Kerton ya we need an update lol.
Let us know what's up Billy
just started at 51. its a blast but that cardio thing...........
How’s your hockey going?
im 17 just starting these are helping me out a bunch thanks man
@teamshady04 14 is definitely not too old to start. I have guys who subscribe to my site and they are in their 40's and just starting!
You have done a phenomenal job teaching this technique. You really have a special gift for teaching. If you were to do this video in an indoor environment with a professional video team you would have a wonderful product many players would study. Don't stop doing what you are doing - you are a natural!
@HockeyWarrior14 Yeah that's a given. I wouldn't say always, even though people say to always have your head up, even the best players take a peak the odd time
Thanks for the tutorials Coach! It's been 20 plus years since i've played. The videos are great! I'll be going through them alot!
@nelsoncards They are Bauer something or another, I just bought them at the end of the season I think there might be a V in there somewhere with the XX's
As I watch this..my son goes in the background, "Is that all you say, is a lot of young hockey players...." Haha thank you for the tips!
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I have tryouts and this really helped thanks!
Thank you for this video.... I wish you had made this video 10 years ago.......
I started hockey with passion, but no teacher. Only friend told me a little bit about how to play, no formal knowledge...until now, I watch your video.....
These how to hockey vids are great!! Seriously helped me improve my shots and handling. Ive played soccer since I was 7 and I just now at 22 picked up a hockey stick lol. Ive been a fan for years but there wasnt a whole lot of hockey going around here in NC, U.S. But again thanks to these vids ive been able to step my game up and even join a team.
Was KILLING me when he started scraping his stick all over the asphalt.
IKR IT IS MY BIGGEST PET PEEVE EVER
He probably has one of the covers to help his stick
@deathshado04 most people recommend to have your dominant hand on top, because you top hand should control most of the moves.
thank you for teaching me these awesome tips
im glad finally somebodys know how to stick handle, bottom hand is all power, top is all control. people should also know why there so many rightys here in north america compared to europe players. if your right hand dominate, you should be a lefty, if you left hand dominate you should be a righty
Let's be honest here. I thoroughly enjoy teaching and coaching the game, I study the pro's, teach what the pro's are doing and break it down for everyone to understand, but I would get dusted by pro players. To make the NHL hockey must be an all encompassing aspect of your life from about age 13 and you need ridiculous talent.
I'm happy just teaching it and playing a few times a week :) I do alright in the Men's leagues, haha
@teamshady04 I started freshman year of high school, 7 years later im playing D1. It's never too late to learn if you have an athletic side.
@netWorkGreEn Yeah you are right about that, for those who are just learning it is ok to take a peak while learning the move, but when you are trying to perfect the move do it with your head up, so you aren't skating around the ice with your head down, that's just dangerous!
3:20 scrape made me rethink my life choices
@jrmanful Things will be a bit different when you get on the ice, but you just need to recognize what is different and adjust. My best advice is to make your off ice area as "ice like" as possible. That is why I use the shooting pad and green biscuit, I find that gives me the least amount of friction.
You could also try using a shorter stick when practicing off ice, when you put skates on it makes you an inch or two taller and that messes some people up.
Hey Jeremy - great video! One trick I learned with the shooting board is to use vinyl/electrical tape to make an equilateral triangle shape on it, maybe about as long on one side as your hand, and try to stickhandle around it. Helped me with toe drags a ton.
can you do one on how to stick handle at high speed? thanks
Production values have improved over time! The material is still great!
This helped so much, my hands were somewhat quick (I thought so at least) but I was using the wrong hand to control the stick, then I used the toilet paper roll trick for around 30 minutes and I managed to only use the correct hand after removing the roll, and it definitely helps you learn how to do dirty toe drags properly. These videos are definitely super useful, thank you Jeremy!
Here is a tip I learned my self many people wont tell you and don't and it can really change your total game. It can be a pain to practice at first but its really worth it once you get it. Vision is so important, being able to see the opponent and react according to what hes doing as your approaching him. So what you have to do, is practice puck control with out looking at the puck or ball, look above at eye level, don't focus your eyes and look down at the puck or ball. Focus above you.
Thanks man I needed some help with my stick handling and this was what I needed. My coach for high school don't teach us anything so thx.
I'm just getting back into Hockey. My first pick up game is this Friday. It's been 8 years since I've played. This video is a great refresher. I like your stick a lot. I used a TPS Response when I played and it was my favorite. Unfortunately they are no longer in business anymore.
how about the most important thing of stick handling keeping your head up while stick handling
Do you mean not looking at the ball? Man that sounds difficult.
@aerosmithacdcbonjovi the roll wouldn't work as good, but it would work. Basically all you really need is something that fit's around the stick. I think Paul Kariya would use water bottles.
@Jay214K It's called a softhands, click on the video description, there is a link to where you can buy it (2nd link)
your videos are really great, I learned a lot from them! keep us updated!
Coach Jeremy,,,, Thanks for this awesome video. However, Im surprised you didnt mention even once, if Im not wrong, that the most important thing in stick handling is ' Keeping Your Head Up '. So that new/young players can get used to watching the field, knowing where their teammates and opponents are. Keeping the head down and doing all these things in the video perfectly will be a big mistake.
he clearly has fairly slick hands, and stick size is all about preferences. I play with a stick that is past my eyes but i do a lot of long across the body deeks, so to achieve that reach i need would need longer stick.
My stick is just below my chin with skates on. I think the one I used in this video was a bit longer than my game sticks and I was wearing flip flops, haha
I enjoyed the video (as usual).
Where can I get a pair of those sweet casual skates? 🤣🤣
DARD sportschek
@howtohockeydotcom it's not to late to start if you try hard i'm 14 and i've been playing for about 6-7 years and i've seen people our age just start and don't want to play anymore because they get hit to much during the season, if you can keep your head up and can shake off a hit then go for it!
Love this vid! Showing it to my 8 year old daughter to help with her training.
This is a good video for people starting hockey or refreshing their skills
This helps a lot bc my hockey practice is a little over 30 mins away so I have to practice at home and as none of my friends as most of them are girls play hockey so this helps so much for helping me practice at home
Wow you know alot of stuff. I just started watching your videos today and I learned so much stuff already. I've never been in a team before or had anyone teach me anything. Great vids keep it up.
Awesome vid bro thank you
Helped a lot. Stick handling like a pro now
I love using the golf ball for stickhandling I didn't know you have soft hands to do that thats so sick I am a dangler but i'm not a superstarov. These videos are must watch videos they will teach you a lot.
Thanks! I wish I knew some of these essentials when I was younger. I'll be sure to pass it on.
I like the sandals.
the secret for a good stickhandling...
Great job but one thing you left out was kinda bending your blade over the puck so no one can poke check you
Sorry but could you elaborate? I'm a little confused.
Your not supposed to actually carry it there. The trick is to be able to CONTROL it there. It comes in handy when you get a bad pass and need to grab it while in stride and bring it in front of you, or if the puck gets knocked off your stick and you need to recover it.
Dragging that expensive stick on rough concrete was making me cringe hard lol...
love the green biscuit...hung a drop cloth with the dimensions of a net so i could shoot with it
Awesome video, thanks Jerremy
I started playing hockey for the first time last year during the summer. While I was playing in a beginner league they did not teach stickhandling at all (well they only had one practice a month). All we practiced was skating, which was helpful, but I would like to do something during COVID since the rinks are closed. I want to learn more stickhandling and I saw that plastic snap-on thing and was wondering what it was called? I know I'm going to try to use my lower hand on the stick and I want to avoid starting to learn things the wrong way why I am learning how to do it. Thank you. Great video!
lower your bottom hand a bit and you'll have more control, quicker release & added power for passes/shots, faster movements, and you'll be harder to stick check. head up and knees bent like a game situation.
also try using one of those steel balls both the softball size and small size. that teaches strength control (just don't use your game stick for that).
kudos.
dont worry about buyng the the snap on piece for ur stick to use ur top hand, a paper towel roll works just as great, thats what i use.
love the flops, nice vid
if you dont want to spend a whole lot of money on the hockey sites, you can pick up "smooth hdpe sheets" from a local plastics or signage company. this is the same material that's used in the official hockey pads, get 1/8" or 3/8" thick depending on how much you want to spend. a friend of mine also got white board paneling from home depot for $14, little bit of pledge and it pretty much does the same thing. gl!
Great video Jeremy. New to hockey and this opened my eyes to some skills I want to develop through practice.
Hey Jeremy
What do you suggest for my situation:
I can dangle and deke very well... While I'm looking down at the puck. Usually within 3 seconds of keeping my head up, I'll lose the puck. What do you reccomend I do to improve stickhandling while keeping my head up?
it will mess up new composite sticks for sure, wood blades are meant more for smooth cement. it will still gradually wear out but not nearly as fast as a composite blade would
Thank you for the video! I will show this to my boys!!
So helpful! Thanks for making this video series.
Looking good Man U and Denise helped teach me some goal stuff at winning tech
Good video. I wish someone had taught me these skills when I was beginning hockey.
@aerosmithacdcbonjovi Yeah, just cut off the top and bottom, anything tube shaped really...
wow you are a great teacher, I have no one to teach me so I have to rely pn youtube vids like this.
He makes it look so easy
Thanks, for the help the puck kept jumped no on me. But now I know why!!
thank you you're awesome!!!!
How old do u think that u should start playing hockey in order to ge in the nhl, cause i've been playing since i was four and im 13 now but 6 of those years were roller hockey, Although right now I was named best playmaker of the season (for my division) taking that in mind, do u think i have a shot. ( What really worries me is that ive been playing roller for longer than ive been playing ice)
nice video, really going to use the drills in practice. thanx a lot.
You kinda look like Ovechkin. I mean your facial resemblance lmao..
Except not nearly as ugly lol
He reminds me more of Adam Henrique lol
Is it too late for me to start hockey? I'm 15 years old and thinking about starting hockey. When I was a kid, I really wanted to play hockey, but my parents couldn't afford it and they didn't really care much for hockey. Because of that, I never really got exposed to the sport. I am currently playing ball hockey with friends until I get good enough to join a league. Now that I can afford it, I was wondering if it is too late to start learning. Many people say it's like teaching an old dog new tricks, but I would still like to play. If it isn't too late to start, what steps should I take to learn better. My aim is shit, but I have a pretty hard slap shot considering that I just learned how to properly do it last week. Any help?
never too late to start. I have an article called the 73 year old rookie, he started hockey at 73! start now, the sooner the better
I will, but where should I start?
+Taywer Da Fab Your best bet is to find a local rink and start playing whenever you can. Open Hockey, Stick and Puck, clinics. You do not need the best gear but it does need to fit you correctly and be comfortable for you to enjoy the game. I started at age 16 and have not stopped since. 20 years later I still love the game. Skating is the most important skill to work on while you are on the ice. You can always work on other skills off ice, but if your skating is lacking it will affect your entire game. Ice time is the only way to really get better.
If you have about $200-$500 you can buy all the equipment and go to a hockey rink but you don't have to sign up for hockey and if you sign up to hockey it's a $1000 all together
+Taywer Da Fab You need to learn to skate well. If you join a hockey team before you can skate respectfully your teammates will resent you.
I have a question for you are you planning on going into the NHL?
These videos are very very usefull, keep making them!
very smooth at the end lol. but nice video. what position do you play generally????
Thanks man this really helped me. U did a good job
@Auzinator13 I've got a link in the video description below the link to my website. Also if you visit How To Hockey there is a $10 off coupon you can use on training aids.
Thanks for that, I really learned a lot from it.
THE GREEN BISCUIT IS AWESOME, got like four.
do a review on the green biscuit snipe
It helped me thanks!!
I'm heavy right hand dominant and shoot righty. I understand having the dominant hand at the top of the stick, but I CAN'T shoot lefty whatsoever. I noticed in this video you're a righty as well. Are you right hand or left hand dominant? And either way what were your reasons for choosing which way to hold your stick? Any info would be greatly appreciated. I spend WAY too much time googling "__________ signing autographs" trying to figure out which players are right/left handed. It's stressful.
Thanks man!
Where can I get a hockey shooting pad? This would help because Its not the same on pavement, I can't find it at my local sports store.
Excellent job! Thanks!
Great tutorial 2 days of practice and I can already keep my eyes off the ice while dribbling the puck
stick handling not dribbling
What’s the thing called that make your hand not able to grip the stick
you attached some tube to the stick.you said there is a link on the website. I was looking for the link on how to hockey and couldn't find it.. Can you please direct me to that link I will really appreciate it
pipextract you can create the same affect with a pvc pipe
i cant practice outdoors so i have to practice everything in the living room. i started using an old roll of painters tape because it slides really well and doesnt ruin the furniture if i miss my target. its not ideal but might be an idea for others who cant use anything hard that might destroy everything
it be cool if you were in the NHL you be my favorite player because your a great teacher on RUclips I could see you being pro on the ice on tv
Hey do you have a business email I could reach you at I have a product I'd like you to review and maybe do a giveaway for one
what is better for imitating a puck on ice the golf ball or smart hockey ball?
I found out today there are two kinds of Green Biscuits, one for passing, the other for shooting (called a Snipe Green Biscuit). do you recommend practicing sniping on ice, or using it on a different surface like a smooth cement of some kind?
Well that's good to know. Top hand is WAY easier to use when going back and forth. Just started ice hockey but wow, thought I would have realized this before when playing floor hockey.
great vid man
I'm 13, i took skating lessons a couple times but i have trouble with crossovers and backwards skating. I'm working on it. After that i'm gonna learn how to stick handle, but i feel like even when i get good at hockey its gonna be kinda hard to find something like a team to play for besides my school, I REALLY love hockey., can you give me a fiew ideas on where i could find teams to play for??