PRO HOCKEY TRAINING: Jam Turns

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

Комментарии • 7

  • @adjusttodaychiropractic
    @adjusttodaychiropractic 3 месяца назад

    this channel has great information

  • @wristsniper0552
    @wristsniper0552 5 лет назад +2

    Very nice tutorials! Its the basics but its very helpful thanks alot

    • @nsdahockey
      @nsdahockey  5 лет назад +1

      Thank you for the feedback, We appreciate it. If there are any video's that you would like to see let us know.

  • @TBone12984
    @TBone12984 2 года назад

    How do you get past the outside foot getting stuck like you mentioned at the end of the video? I can single foot outside edge stop smoothly but when it comes to combining that with the punch I'm still getting stuck at higher speeds. Is it a weight distribution issue? Am I putting too much weight on the front or back of the blade? How can I address it and get better quality reps?

    • @GFXerDave
      @GFXerDave Год назад

      I think he mentions to put the weight on the heel of the blade when performing the jam stop and really dig it in? I'm going to be learning it myself. Good luck!

    • @AlexBotvinnik
      @AlexBotvinnik Год назад

      In general, get low, push with your toe, to make snow...

    • @nsdahockey
      @nsdahockey  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply. If you can perform the single foot outside edge stop that is great. When you punch your inside foot to turn simply allow your outside leg to glide around your body as you turn. Your weight will be on the heel of that foot. You want to swing that leg/foot in a big "C" while you turn then drive your knee over to cross over coming out of the Jam Turn.