Hockey Stop in 3 Minutes - Learn to Stop on Ice | Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @alexpayne1364
    @alexpayne1364 2 года назад +307

    Probably the best tutorial Ive seen I can already stop being a hockey player for over 10 years but for the beginners this is a great way to introduce the stop, nice job

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад +9

      Thx mate, its great to hear that my work is appreciated🤩

    • @michaelsuzio4268
      @michaelsuzio4268 Год назад +1

      My hockey stop is weak I've gotten faster backwards but mostly use a plow or drag stop I ice skate once a month or two

  • @BabaAlimeinbooPSN
    @BabaAlimeinbooPSN 10 месяцев назад +450

    I don't want to stop in 3 minutes. I want to stop immediately.

  • @pawnoftheking00
    @pawnoftheking00 Год назад +56

    I tried for so long and watched ten-minute videos, but dang, I watched this three-minute video, and it clicked outstanding.

  • @StormRaid417
    @StormRaid417 Год назад +11

    Thank you for showing a more in depth tutorial. I have been trying to get advice from other skaters in person but no one explained it better than you.

  • @doubledog5894
    @doubledog5894 5 месяцев назад +4

    That’s the most comprehensive explanation I’ve ever seen. Excellent. Thank you 👍👍

  • @hudsondelay7713
    @hudsondelay7713 2 года назад +25

    Learned to do it 30 minutes with this tutorial! It definitely works. Thank you guys!!

  • @filipvaclavovsky7405
    @filipvaclavovsky7405 10 месяцев назад +5

    Today i tried to skate after 20 years and learnt to stop in hour. I came here for tips and its spot on. Thanks for video.

  • @Coolpopcorn19
    @Coolpopcorn19 2 года назад +46

    I used your past Hockey Stop tutorial to learn how to hockey stop last winter! Took a lot of practice but I have the general feel down now! Can't wait for my local outdoor rink to open up this coming winter!

    • @alissatrunz9082
      @alissatrunz9082 Год назад

      jus a question how long did it take u to learn how to stop?

    • @Coolpopcorn19
      @Coolpopcorn19 Год назад +1

      @@alissatrunz9082 Took me probably about a week of practicing for about 1-2 hours a day, so probably around 7-8 hours total. Can still only do it on one side though lol.

    • @alissatrunz9082
      @alissatrunz9082 Год назад

      @@Coolpopcorn19 Haha lol how long did it take for u to be a good skater if ur a good skater now? and if u play hcokey?

    • @Coolpopcorn19
      @Coolpopcorn19 Год назад

      @@alissatrunz9082 I would say that I am a good skater, not anything crazy though. I do not play hockey, skating is just one of my hobbies. I've been skating casually for years since I was young, but only really started actually trying to get better and learn new things these past couple of years.

    • @alissatrunz9082
      @alissatrunz9082 Год назад

      @@Coolpopcorn19 that’s amazing when u skate do u use figure skates or hockey skates? also sorry for the questions aha i jus wanna get better! and jus one more question is it normal for ur feet to hurt when skating?

  • @szonjasalamon
    @szonjasalamon Год назад +41

    Hockey is my dream sport but im 16 now and when i was a kid, my mom thought it was too dangerous and didnt let me play. Im scared its too late to start now, but im just so excited to skate when i get the chance, thank you for the tutorial, i'll def try:)

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад +11

      Train skating basics and then try to find a group of Hobby players to joyin them. Its definitely not too late if you really want it💪
      I started with freestyle when i was 16 and just Look where i am today😉

    • @szonjasalamon
      @szonjasalamon Год назад +4

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle thank you! Im i'd say at a medium level of skating, i go to a skaterink every weekend for a coule of hours, i hope i can find local hobby players close to me in age!

    • @BeatboxCookiex
      @BeatboxCookiex Год назад +3

      I am 25 and started 4 weeks ago. I finally got a clean Hockey Stop. Just need to learn it faster in terms of "unexpected" so I can do it instantly without thinking about it. You can easily do it! Took me 3-4 Weeks going 2-3x weekly

    • @szonjasalamon
      @szonjasalamon Год назад

      @@BeatboxCookiex Thank you, i cam try but sadly i cant go skating that often

    • @alisdairolavhorgen2173
      @alisdairolavhorgen2173 Год назад +6

      I'm 75. Didn't start skating until my late 60s. Been playing hockey for several years now(low level of course 😁). Point is, it's not too late. You're young, just go for it. You'll be great in no time 👍😊.

  • @schqrr
    @schqrr 7 месяцев назад +9

    Always wanted to do this when I was younger at our ice skating rink in my city to look cool in front of other people I remember 😂

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  7 месяцев назад +2

      And then failing and crashing into the wall when everybody is looking - we have all been there😅🤙

  • @rhsdebate2671
    @rhsdebate2671 4 месяца назад +2

    thank you your the best thanks for teaching me it was a great video

  • @mattenfeld
    @mattenfeld Год назад +1

    This is such a flashback for me. I can hear those T-Blades the instant I saw the video. They were getting huge just as I was becoming a teenager.

  • @vz2503
    @vz2503 7 месяцев назад +1

    It is the Best tutorial!!! Thank you!!

  • @Varnaj42
    @Varnaj42 5 месяцев назад +1

    Really enjoying your videos. I am really bummed that I am not living in a part of the world where ice skating is possible. I am at latitude 45.2 in North America. There are no ice rinks in my city. Thet fact that I am now 82 doesn't bother me at all. I can take a fall as well as any kid (I'll wear a hockey costume). What I need is a wnter time Canadian holiday.

  • @adamsherriff7199
    @adamsherriff7199 4 месяца назад +1

    Super helpful, rockin a comment for your algo chops 👌🏻✌️

  • @TradeFlowTrading
    @TradeFlowTrading Год назад +18

    Finally
    I broke my leg before learning it sadly but now am recovered and i can learn it

  • @eminamemic3602
    @eminamemic3602 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for these tips

  • @joemichael4053
    @joemichael4053 Месяц назад +1

    Nice demonstration you're awsome,want to learn about backwards too, indeed I'm freshman on the channel and I guess that there's anything

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Месяц назад

      Yes there is: ruclips.net/video/xUc0_3ab4uc/видео.htmlsi=ZNVhfSvoAqpIef9e

  • @MitchConnor91
    @MitchConnor91 Год назад +1

    i'm going ice skating tommorow for first time lol .... thanks brother , i appreciate this instruction video ♥♥

  • @rydenhaze10
    @rydenhaze10 Год назад

    no one taught me how to stop correctly and it was it made my hockey experience harder, now i’m learning everything on my own like carry the puck

  • @JustCallMeChips
    @JustCallMeChips 9 месяцев назад +1

    You can do the stop that your on one leg and you drift. It helped me

  • @Roxtogirl24
    @Roxtogirl24 Год назад +1

    Tysm, I needed this ngl- ❤😂😂

  • @gebackenebananee5743
    @gebackenebananee5743 Год назад +2

    I will try it next weekend I should've learned it way earlier.

  • @FeedMeMedia
    @FeedMeMedia Месяц назад

    Such a move of beauty

  • @10SlicePizza
    @10SlicePizza 6 месяцев назад +1

    dude this helped me so much the problem was my feet being straight

  • @yagmuruzun3090
    @yagmuruzun3090 Год назад

    Can’t wait to try this,thanks a lot!

  • @tysonc5622
    @tysonc5622 9 месяцев назад +1

    NICE!

  • @aaronwhite1786
    @aaronwhite1786 Год назад +4

    Schönes video! And I don't think anything says "German skater" quicker than a set of T-Blades! I always thought those things looked awesome, but you never see them here in the US.

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      Danke😁
      Some skaters in canada use tblade but in the US it's not that common🤷‍♂️
      Even the NHL Player that used tblade skates was a german😅

  • @siebejanssens8239
    @siebejanssens8239 Год назад +1

    thank you !

  • @RoughRaiders13
    @RoughRaiders13 Месяц назад +1

    The number one thing no one ever talks about on how to hockey stop videos is the hollow on your blades. If you are having a hard time executing a hockey stop then play around with different hollows. This was my number one biggest problem in trying to learn a hockey stop and it was so bad that I actually gave up and instead played roller hockey for years. It wasn't until recently that I tried to tackle ice skating and get into ice hockey again. I had always gone on the base advice to get my skates sharpened at a half inch........ What a mistake that was. 1/2 in was entirely too much bite for me and resulted in crazy sounds and chattering every time I tried to hockey stop and I could completely forget about shuffling as a goalie with that hollow on my blades. Once I started experimenting I discovered that 9/16 was the sweet spot for me. Now I can hockey stop and shuffle almost effortlessly. It's amazing how many videos there are talking about the proper techniques on how to do a hockey stop but almost no one talks about the hollow on your skate blades which is just as important if not more important than your technique.If the hollow on your skates is wrong for you all you're doing is wasting time trying to perfect technique. You need to start with the right hollow for yourself and then work on your skating skills.

  • @epic_cold_wubboxVR-GT
    @epic_cold_wubboxVR-GT 3 месяца назад

    Thank you I like to have hockey stop

  • @TurtleZylstra
    @TurtleZylstra Год назад +1

    Nice t blades

  • @fanyeshkakogan3740
    @fanyeshkakogan3740 Год назад +1

    Awesome...Thank you👍

  • @swachingcrepalt2160
    @swachingcrepalt2160 Год назад +1

    tysm :D

  • @olvioltsu5722
    @olvioltsu5722 Месяц назад

    i've had problems getting the second leg into the stop so hope this would help me

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Месяц назад

      I hope so. If not, a new Version of this Tutorial is coming soon😁

  • @reysg0d345
    @reysg0d345 Год назад

    you're so good
    thxxxxxx

  • @Babyshark__
    @Babyshark__ 2 года назад +1

    LOVEEEEE

  • @NuNiia95
    @NuNiia95 11 месяцев назад

    da tschörman äxent ist rilli da bäst. 😂❤

  • @Dr.Jivago-x8u
    @Dr.Jivago-x8u 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great, when you succeed for the first time it's an unforgettable feeling....but if you do it on a public rink....you fly off the ice in three seconds

  • @purlikvods8368
    @purlikvods8368 Год назад +5

    I was able to do this before but I switched to s9`s and now it feels impossible, do you have any tips or tricks?

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад +2

      Thats why I prefer S11😅
      My tip: try them. Its a absolute myth that freestylers have to wear S9. I tried them once and hated it. With close to 100kg the edges just dig to deep into the ice🤷‍♂️

    • @purlikvods8368
      @purlikvods8368 Год назад +1

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle Thanks, I actually only bought the S9`s just because it is the standard where I live and the shop where I bought them from pretty much only had S9`s. And I also weigh 50kg so its a bit easier but thanks.

  • @Jaedogg2
    @Jaedogg2 4 месяца назад

    Woop woop

  • @thatnarrator
    @thatnarrator 10 месяцев назад +2

    The 3 stages of stopping:
    Stage 0
    The crash
    Stage 1
    The awkward duckling stop
    Stage 2
    The perpendicular skate stop
    Stage 2.5
    The backwards skating transition stop
    Stage 3
    The hockey stop

  • @ronineditor9920
    @ronineditor9920 10 месяцев назад

    1:27 -- I may or may not have been playing drunk hockey and did this this, splitting open my chin ;) I totally don't have a huge scar because of it, haha.

  • @Wgirl813
    @Wgirl813 Месяц назад +1

    Its my first time ice skate and after a few try and fall,i manage to do it (but still I’m still a clumsy person)🤭

  • @saj.3394
    @saj.3394 2 года назад +3

    I would like to know how to change the direction (forward-backwards and backward-forwards) and maybe different techniques

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад

      Check out my backwards Tutorial for that😉

    • @konstantink07
      @konstantink07 Год назад +1

      Either put one foot behind and turn it outwards, or put one foot in front and turn it inwards. I am not very good at ice skating and still trying to learn the hockey stop, but that usually does the trick for me

    • @saj.3394
      @saj.3394 Год назад

      @@konstantink07
      Thanks a lot. It helped, I will try the next time I am on ice.

  • @derjogger5425
    @derjogger5425 2 года назад +1

    🔥

  • @xangxl69
    @xangxl69 Год назад +1

    Moin ;) Cooles Tutorial und auch gut eeklärt. Kann es sein, dass es die Eishalle in Bergkamen ist? Kommt mir sehr bekannt vor haha.
    Lg

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      Danke dir😁
      Nein das ist in Inzell, in Bergkamen war ich noch nie😅

    • @xangxl69
      @xangxl69 Год назад

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle Ahh, die sahen sich sehr ähnlich ^^

  • @mrmogli88off99
    @mrmogli88off99 Год назад +1

    Super Video! Andere Frage wo ist die Halle wo das Video aufgenommen würde

  • @ukjim_sim
    @ukjim_sim Месяц назад +1

    Thanks for the tutorial - I can stop using my front foot, but by the time I move my rear foot round I have stopped - is this because I am going too slow? Also, when I go faster, I'm nervous I am going to fall backwards. Any advice?

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Месяц назад

      Go faster, lean forwards and believe in yourself. This is a process that needs some time so be patient

    • @ukjim_sim
      @ukjim_sim Месяц назад +1

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle yeah I've been skating for a while, but I broke my wrist and it knocked my confidence etc. I'll give your advice a go thanks

  • @TypeRwagon
    @TypeRwagon 2 месяца назад

    What’s those black and green skates called they look sick or where you get the green plastic part from

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 месяца назад

      ruclips.net/video/RKmr0ak-4ko/видео.htmlsi=x8LbhjtbD7B--xWa

  • @kemchie
    @kemchie 2 года назад +2

    Ist ein starker Hohlschliff schwer, ich kann sehr gut Eislaufen egal ob Vorwärts oder rückwärts, übersteigen, alles sich und kein Problem, nur der Hockey Stop geht nicht, da sich meine Kufen komplett im Eis einhacken und ich eine sehr steile Kurve mache anstatt nach vorne zu rutschen und zu bremsen, auch die Anfangsschritte gehen mit meinem Schliff, bzw meiner Technik gar nicht, könnte es denn am Schliff liegen oder ist es wirklich nur ein technischer Fehler?

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад

      Wenn du wegen deinem Schliff nicht Bremsen kannst, dann ist er zu scharf für dich... und wer sehr gut eislaufen kann, der kann sicher Bremsen😉

  • @AmelieBelzner-jv3ot
    @AmelieBelzner-jv3ot Год назад

    A simple technik digga man merkt das du deutsch bist

  • @DuckSeason12
    @DuckSeason12 4 месяца назад

    Which foot is the drifting foot?

  • @danyvanali2607
    @danyvanali2607 Год назад

    Very helpful video! Can u tell me what kinda “cut” u use for your skates ? 😊

  • @Guestacc-t6v
    @Guestacc-t6v 10 месяцев назад +1

    whenever i do this it sprays water cus my ice skating place doesnt have proper ice

  • @HPOfficejetProeAll-In-Oneserie
    @HPOfficejetProeAll-In-Oneserie Год назад +2

    Here’s a tip vid starts after 40 seconds of intro

  • @mommom-dd9lv
    @mommom-dd9lv 4 месяца назад

    🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @imlevi66
    @imlevi66 10 месяцев назад

    Do i need to sharp my blade?

  • @semdesk1965
    @semdesk1965 Год назад +1

    What skates are those?

  • @kennyricks
    @kennyricks Год назад

    What blade holder, they’re cool looking

  • @leochen9940
    @leochen9940 10 месяцев назад

    where do you get the skates from

  • @hxrrystxpid1573
    @hxrrystxpid1573 2 года назад +1

    Are my skates too sharp or dull? I cant do step 2 (scratching/drifting my skates against the ice)

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад +1

      If they are moving to easy then too dull, if they dont move you are doing something wrong. Maybe wrong angle or not enough power

    • @michaelsuzio4268
      @michaelsuzio4268 Год назад

      I sharpened my K2 skates in Daytona beach 🏖️ went double the speed backwards was pretty scary had just started doing a couple backwards crossovers I sometimes wear a helmet going backwards

    • @suides4810
      @suides4810 Год назад

      Are you sure you are using enough pressure and angel?

  • @99xara99
    @99xara99 10 месяцев назад

    I am practicing, but adding the second foot is really hard for me. I usually end up driving full speed into the wall when I turn my skates like this 😅 I can't figure out how to actually brake instead of just making a sharp turn

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  10 месяцев назад

      As mentioned in the Video: with the scratching and the snowplow move

  • @vladvlad9834
    @vladvlad9834 2 года назад +1

    здесь наверное стоит упомянуть про заточку коньков. торможение очень зависит от состояния льда и заточки.

    • @ПётрПетров-ъ8к3п
      @ПётрПетров-ъ8к3п 2 года назад

      Не зависит)

    • @vladvlad9834
      @vladvlad9834 2 года назад +1

      @@ПётрПетров-ъ8к3п Не соглашусь! если катаетесь на закрытом льду, хорошая заливочная машина , лед стабилен и гладок как зеркало. А если открытый каток с искуственным льдом, подверженный атмосферным перепадам и лед мягковат. Это разные вещи. На хорошем льду можно и 23 и меньше. На льду помягче уже 29, чтоб не втыкаться

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад +1

      I also think the ice quality and sharpness of the blades is part of the feeling of the hockey stop. But i also think that beginners dont get in touch with too sharp blades very often and dont feel the difference between different ice qualities too much so i didnt make it part of a very basic tutorial.

  • @huntersetzer5732
    @huntersetzer5732 11 часов назад

    Can you use this with Figure Skates too?

  • @kombi8864
    @kombi8864 Год назад +1

    Trägst du eigentlich Engelbert Strauss Arbeitshosen um darunter Knieschoner also Arbeitsknieschoner zu tragen?

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад +1

      Strauss Hosen funktionieren einfach am besten für mich. Die sind bequem, praktisch und robust.
      Knieschoner sind eingenäht aber nicht von Strauss. Hab mir die Hose bei einer Schneiderin anfertigen lassen.

    • @kombi8864
      @kombi8864 Год назад

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle reicht das als Schutz?
      Überlege mir derzeit Hockey Schienbeinschoner zuzulegen aber da ich kein Hockey spiele und nur normal fahre bin ich mir nicht sicher ob sowas wie du es hast nicht unauffälliger wäre.
      Zudem ist die Eishalle bei euch immer so leer? 😅

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      @@kombi8864 das sind dünne Polster, die schützen kaum😅
      Sind eher für mich zum hinknien beim Filmen.
      Schmerzen gehören einfach dazu🤷‍♂️

  • @rasgulla7343
    @rasgulla7343 Год назад

    this is very scary i wanted to try it

  • @Thegentonice
    @Thegentonice Год назад

    plz do a tutorial how to spray high🙃

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      😉
      ruclips.net/video/NyvQhmofceQ/видео.htmlsi=XG5ARCA97xp8oju4

  • @someiota
    @someiota Год назад

    Can I learn to do the hockey stop whilst wearing figure skates?

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад +1

      Sure, why not🤔😉

    • @someiota
      @someiota Год назад

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle thank you for replying! I am going to try to learn. I grew up in Canada and skated all my life until moving to the UK. But I only skated to get somewhere or get fresh air, and never learned to stop without a handy snowbank I could just swerve into. I'm now joining a local ice rink with my daughter so I will try to learn to stop properly. Thanks for the inspiration and clear instructions!

  • @jordonchristopher9261
    @jordonchristopher9261 9 месяцев назад

    I keep flying backwards smashing my tailbone hurts like hell, any tips lol 😊

    • @jordonchristopher9261
      @jordonchristopher9261 9 месяцев назад

      Another thing I use left handed hockey sticks but right handed for some reason I naturally Wna stop left even tho right handed so I’m jus going with that should I force my self try right and that might stop my falling on tailbone lol

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  9 месяцев назад +1

      Lean more forwards, bend your knees and your hip

  • @maxkostelecky510
    @maxkostelecky510 Год назад

    Hattest du schon mal ein Problem mit Lace Bite?
    Hab letztes Jahr mit dem Eislaufen begonnen und war dieses Jahr gut 7,8 mal am Eis.
    Vorletzte Woche hatte ich dann ziemliche schmerzen hab eine Woche Pause gemacht und gestern wieder versucht.
    Resultat sind jz noch mehr Schmerzen :/

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      Ich weiß jetzt leider nicht wo deine Schmerzen sind, generell würd ich sagen: einfach nicht zu fest schnüren

  • @kimonncube8808
    @kimonncube8808 10 месяцев назад

    How do you ride backwards

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  10 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/xUc0_3ab4uc/видео.htmlsi=YTZeKHXslfK6qI-8

  • @FinleyFowler
    @FinleyFowler 3 месяца назад

    My skates are two size to big for me my ankles go so far in even if I tie it super tight and wear 4 pairs of thick socks

  • @JoannaWilkell
    @JoannaWilkell 24 дня назад +2

    I think he's german

  • @gavinzheng1486
    @gavinzheng1486 11 месяцев назад

    I dont know why each time when I do the hockey stop, my blade is not sliding , it just suddenly stop and my body falls forward. Is it sometime wrong with my blade or myself?

  • @viewfromthehighchair9391
    @viewfromthehighchair9391 Год назад

    VOLUME!!! GEEZ!!!

  • @akunpremium14
    @akunpremium14 2 года назад +1

    what t-blade do u use in this video? Is it S11?

  • @aliciasullivan3585
    @aliciasullivan3585 11 месяцев назад

    Not me liking video before I watched it 💀

  • @chan2hans
    @chan2hans 9 месяцев назад

    I just can say it is parallel slide rather than hockey stop

  • @_C_E_C_
    @_C_E_C_ Год назад +2

    Hm.. your skate slides perfectly, I'm wondering if you have a groove in between the two edges of the blade.
    Meaning.. my skates are so sharp that could "cut paper" therefore sliding with them is really hard..

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      My skates are very sharp, its just about finding the perfect gliding angle😉

  • @chrissantos7263
    @chrissantos7263 Год назад +2

    2:05 I'm right handed but I'm better with my left foot...

  • @memphissander3512
    @memphissander3512 Месяц назад

    I keep on trying to snowplow stop and I just cant get my foot out, it does not want to rotate.

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Месяц назад

      Keep on practicing the scratching move while standing. The key for the snowplow is to get into the drift

  • @lickow3820
    @lickow3820 Год назад +1

    Why do i feel like jump hockey stop is easier, like you dont need to get that feeling of rotating, just jump and stop

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      Thats basically what you are doing in a regular Hockeystop, just without jumping😉

    • @lickow3820
      @lickow3820 Год назад +1

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle Yea i am awear but in my opinion the hardest thing to learn is to get the feling for turning the skates not to turn them to slowly, but when you jumo you dont have to worry about that

  • @danielyakimov7073
    @danielyakimov7073 2 года назад +2

    Can someone please explain to me why i cant stop like this??? I am skier and i do perfectly the plowing stop, but when i put my hockey skates ...well shit. Nothing happens. I just bite the ice so hard that i make a jump in order to stop or not fall, or i even spin sometimes.
    Please help 😁

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад

      Sounds like your blades are to sharp. Or you probably should try step by step what i explain in this video😉

    • @danielyakimov7073
      @danielyakimov7073 2 года назад

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle Hey man, thanks for the quick reply. My blades are brand new, used them 5-6 times. But there got to be something i am not doing right. I will test the steps you described here. Cool tips! Love your content! 🥰👍

    • @danielyakimov7073
      @danielyakimov7073 2 года назад +1

      Hey, quick update from my side. What i was doing wrong was perhaps that i dragged my non-stopping foot behind and it made me turn or simply was in the way. When i put my feet close to each other and do the ski stop it works fine!

    • @konstantink07
      @konstantink07 Год назад

      @@danielyakimov7073 you should probably get them sharpened. Ice skates are usually quite badly sharpened ootb

  • @lixz23
    @lixz23 11 месяцев назад

    Blue rentals or hockey skates not important… me with figure skating skates 😂

  • @kieferclarkf1674
    @kieferclarkf1674 11 месяцев назад

    I tried for 2 years about once every couple of weeks when I was 8-10 years old. I couldn’t ever figure it out. I’m almost 39, back in 08 when I was 23 I went back to the same local rink and fell down 3 times trying this. I can skate just can’t stop. No idea why my brain cannot figure this out.

  • @TFTYasuo
    @TFTYasuo 2 года назад

    Hey ✌🏻
    Top Video Patrick👌🏻
    Möchte mir nach nun 10 Jahren Hobbyeislaufens und Freestyling mal einen wirklich hochwertigen Schuh kaufen.
    Mit Hockey habe ich selber garnichts am Hut und gehe nur 1-2 mal die Woche in der Halle Eislaufen aus Spaß und um meine Freestyle Skills zu trainieren.
    Schwanke aktuell zwischen einem Bauer Supreme M4 welchen ich mit den hochwertigsten Materialien die T-Blade bietet zu einem T-Blade Skate umbauen lassen würde oder einen Supreme M5 Pro mit der hochwertigsten Klinge, welche ich dann zum Schleifen immer einschicken lassen würde (Haben keinen vernünftigen Schleifer vor Ort und möchte meine 630€ Budget voll ausschöpfen)
    Mal eine ehrliche Meinung für meinen Verwendungsbereich was erscheint dir sinnvoller?
    Vielen Dank und eine erfolgreiche Woche 😊

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  2 года назад +1

      Wir schreiben doch schon seit Tagen per Mail über dieses Thema😅

    • @TFTYasuo
      @TFTYasuo 2 года назад +1

      @@AlpineIceFreestyle Sorry bin da ein wenig Autistisch und will nicht die falsche Entscheidung Treffen.
      Ist sehr viel Geld für mich und möchte für die nächsten Jahre das Maximum aus meinem Budget rausholen.
      Habe bei den neuen Systemen und Kufen einfach keine Ahnung was sich da getan hat wie die im Vergleich zu T-Blades performen und aktuelle Vergleiche findet man leider auch keine :/
      Tut mir Leid wenn ich da ein wenig zuviele Fragen stelle 😅

    • @alnajla-fe1lp
      @alnajla-fe1lp Год назад

      @@TFTYasuoresearch about both of them

  • @Stxxrlinity
    @Stxxrlinity 29 дней назад +1

    ngl I kinda feel like an asshole when I scrape the ice in a public skating place, is that wrong?

  • @_april5665
    @_april5665 3 месяца назад

    2:08

  • @TheSanek1990
    @TheSanek1990 Год назад

    how is falling backwards more dangerous. I preffer to have wet ass than broken teeth or arm.

    • @AlpineIceFreestyle
      @AlpineIceFreestyle  Год назад

      Try to stop a Fall backwards with your hands, before your backhead hits the ice...

    • @atinybruh
      @atinybruh Год назад +1

      You can really hit your head hard on the ice, you can damage your bowel bones too, hurt your spine

  • @tarooooooof
    @tarooooooof Год назад

    非常にクールな靴ですね。メーカーを教えてください!!🎉日本より🇯🇵

  • @syndefi_88
    @syndefi_88 Год назад +1

    Soll mein gewicht eher auf den Zehen oder hacken haben

  • @Cowboy736
    @Cowboy736 Год назад

    The tutorial needs a tutorial

  • @ITZKINGDOODLE
    @ITZKINGDOODLE Год назад +1

    I knew how to ice skate at 8 years old
    At that time i was a speed skater that knew how
    To do the hockey break and everyone was extremely impressed
    Thanks to my sister that thought me how to ice skate ⛸️ 😊😊
    BTW I am still 8 years old

  • @_april5665
    @_april5665 3 месяца назад

    2:51