Received wisdom is that it takes about 10 years of moderate practice to get 'soft hands'. Of course, that time can be halved by spending more time (e.g. daily stick-handling exercise for 20 minutes).
Everyone's definition of SOFT HANDS is different? Soft hands like Pat Kane? Yay, that's gonna take a while! haha. But you CAN get softer hands after just one workout, small improvements. It adds up over time and in just 90 days of dedicated practice you should start noticing a big difference on the ice.
@@CoachZac My guess is that the younger guys can see differences quicker. At 43, I measure my progress in years, and my hands are iron clods compared to Kane (but softer than they were two years ago).
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Your videos legit took me from a house duster to a point per game two way centre
That's awesome! Keep working and keep improving. This is a process!!!!
i learned this in one of your videos 2 years ago and it completely transformed my stickhandling
Joel Beattie love that. It’s definitely one of my favorite for sure!
Received wisdom is that it takes about 10 years of moderate practice to get 'soft hands'.
Of course, that time can be halved by spending more time (e.g. daily stick-handling exercise for 20 minutes).
Everyone's definition of SOFT HANDS is different? Soft hands like Pat Kane? Yay, that's gonna take a while! haha. But you CAN get softer hands after just one workout, small improvements. It adds up over time and in just 90 days of dedicated practice you should start noticing a big difference on the ice.
@@CoachZac My guess is that the younger guys can see differences quicker.
At 43, I measure my progress in years, and my hands are iron clods compared to Kane (but softer than they were two years ago).
What size pvc pipe are you using?
@@Bodycomp101 Same size as a toilet roll. Been practicing consistently for two years off-ice. Game changer is to use a blindfold. Good luck.
I thought this was going to be a hand skin softening video 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️