5 quick steps on your toes. The full blade shouldn't hit the ice until you start striding. From a guy who was untouchable in any race from a standing start.
knees should go low and forward, not upwards. you should not push hard into the ice with first steps, but more like doing light jumps forward. You don't need to bend aggressively towards. Otherwise its all inefficient.
Real pro. So sad that you gived up. You must meet with Pavel Barber to make some challenge for subscribers. You can will be first pro hockey video bloger
Yes, but remember your first 3 strides are generally going to have a lot quicker turnover rate than when you are in full stride. You don’t want to sacrifice power into the ice/stride length, but you also don’t want to loose turnover either.
Sure it does but so does everything else you do--stopping, tight turns, punch turns, and anything else you do that's aggressive. But that's why you get your skates sharpened.
Zamboni drivers watching and crying
Oh they get really fired up haha
It feels pretty natural to want to stand up during acceleration so the boards drill seems actually pretty useful to correct that tendency, thanks.
Well done guys! Can't wait to try this out!
5 quick steps on your toes. The full blade shouldn't hit the ice until you start striding. From a guy who was untouchable in any race from a standing start.
Good stuff !!
Great Stuff!
5:38 yeah ma man, im gonna do that and ima get kicked off the rink :D :D :D but damn great stuff!
Do it during hockey practice
knees should go low and forward, not upwards. you should not push hard into the ice with first steps, but more like doing light jumps forward. You don't need to bend aggressively towards. Otherwise its all inefficient.
6:11 Run Forrest Run!
Lmao, you just ain't right.
Didn't know Kylo Ren was a hockey coach.
Real pro. So sad that you gived up. You must meet with Pavel Barber to make some challenge for subscribers. You can will be first pro hockey video bloger
looks good but do you get to full extension stride?
Yes, but remember your first 3 strides are generally going to have a lot quicker turnover rate than when you are in full stride. You don’t want to sacrifice power into the ice/stride length, but you also don’t want to loose turnover either.
Doesn't this ruin your edge
Sure it does but so does everything else you do--stopping, tight turns, punch turns, and anything else you do that's aggressive. But that's why you get your skates sharpened.