I Spent $4,000 To Learn How To Tip Pucks 💸🏒
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Can I improve my tipping in just 7 days? I made myself a challenge to find out.
I bought this $4,000 ball machine (don't worry I'm using it for tennis too) to see if I could finally learn how to tip pucks. It's something I've never practiced and, to put it frankly, I suck at. Watch to find out how the 7-day challenge went, and learn my Top 3 "Keys" to tip pucks better.
What hockey challenge should I do next?
0:00 - The Challenge
1:05 - Day 1 Test
2:50 - 3 Keys To Tipping
3:15 - The Results
4:20 - How You Can Get Better
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Thanks for the tips
🤣
hahahhahaha
let yourself out
Nice
Nice
we put a variation on the sauce toss game that would def help. Basically, you play normal sauce toss rules except you add the ability to score extra points for in air tips by teammate into the net. works mint for the tip game, redirecting the puck to a specific small target get the extra feels in.
it's actually a 157.14% increase in balls hit, 55% improvement would be 11 total balls hit
Haha thanks for catching that
big math guy
Love your videos and constantly listening to your podcasts. Also implementing a lot of things, especially pre game rituals. Legends
Excellent video, as always - straightforward with easy instructions. Very relevant training for any player to remember that getting a) pucks to the net, b) to get in front of the net to create much more scoring opportunities. Kids; I'm the old dog here (48 years old) but even I'm learning from this video. Hit the like, subscribe and share with your friends if you actually want to learn real hockey lessons that will improve your skillset.
Amazing how all I can remember in hockey practice with doing laps - great coaching
Good stuff!
Thanks dude
Ayyyy praise my favorite nhl player
Don’t move head, only eyes. Keep sight on the puck in a moment it will begin to fly and prevent goalie to see the puck at that moment to limit his preparation/reaction time. Pro Tip - keep stick blade in sight with puck projectile/trajectory, to correct blade position.
'I don't have any frineds' - you can be mine :)
I know you feel. I suck too
But now that I’m watching this, I want to try practicing
Where do you get the ball machine???
I'd recommend a cheaper machine or getting a friend/family member to shoot balls or pucks for you if you're looking for a budget friendly option! But if you really want this one just search "Spinfire Pro 2" on Google.
I practice tipping with my dad and he shoots lightly at first then I get a hang of it
As a goalie - learn this. We're screwed if you get it down pat.
„I made contact with a lot more balls“
"I have no friends"
Honestly, you learned the flight path of the machine. You most likely could have held your blade in 1 Sq foot and hit many without moving.
Variable speeds and angles would be more accurate to real life use case.
I'd redefine my measures of success. Also maybe add some variability to it? Maybe try reading about some motor learning theory?
Where in canada are you from?
London, ON
Good to see. I am also from London ont.
Тo start just playing tennis helps a lot...
Yeah, tennis is an amazing sport for hockey players. I think we'll make a whole video about that
@@hockeytraining , 👍great! You have great videos. Нello from hockey players from Russia ✌👋
This.
Or more general - there was a lengthy interview by Swedish hockey legend Håkan Loob (in English) where he said something along these lines:
- don't make young kids only focus on ice hockey, have them practise more sports, such as table tennis for fast hand-eye coordination, football (soccer) for side-to-side dynamics and such.
I myself was always a quick but small kid - got hit so much (in foul ways) until I was overdoing the range I took when passing defenders, in an effort to solve this I started practicing Muay thai (thai/kickboxing) - it helped me in more ways than I had thought of with toughness and upper body strength as the main points, but with the added side effect of being more at ease in general day-to-day life :-)
Yeah, great for hand/eye coordination…but try that again with heavy vulcanized pucks!
😂
4:23
It's right in the video, there
the problem with this is that you stand at the same spot and the machine shoots balls at the same direction all the time, so you have built a muscle memory for that spot... but it's not allways the same spot during a game
Definitely not a 55% improvement.
I'm not going to do the calculation but it's more like 150%.
Haha thanks, someone already pointed that out