How to Hockey Stop Tips For Beginners to Intermediate
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2021
- How to Hockey Stop for beginners can be a difficult and frustrating place to be on the hockey rink. Hockey players learn from feel, reps, and proper stopping techniques. In this video Coach Ryan with DuPraw Powerskating takes you through some tips to help you get hockey stopping quicker.
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Thank you for sharing
you're very welcome@@jennaaqatsiaq2978
I’m starting hockey again and I’m a bit rusty on skating, but I forgot how to hockey stop😕. I watched you’re video and it helped a lot!!!😁😁😁Thanks a lot🙂
My buddy is a Canadian on the other side of the river back home. His Grandpa played till he was 85 in the men's league... Go as long as you can! Way to go! Just remember when getting back to switch your brain over to sliding first... get those edges sliding .... then you can worry about digging and stopping later.
Ok thank you so much!!! Thanks for the advice. And that crazy how he played that long, I would love to play to 85! Thanks again and keep up the good work and humor!!
Just subscribed too!! Thank you so much!!!!
@@genomefilms8268 My pleasure! Glad it helps.
@@genomefilms8268 Thank you! Making more this summer :)
thank you so much for this tutorial!! I always wondered how to hockey stop properly!
My pleasure!!! Thanks for watching Michelle!
love this easy to follow breakdown! thank you
Thanks a ton, Ortal! Glad it helped!
Great explanation on how to learn how to hockey stop.
Thank you for the break down step by step help alot.
Glad it helped Donald!
Your fake out of control skating in the intro is better than my real. 😄😭
This one really got me laughing!!! Thanks a ton! 😂🏒Coach Ryan
I like the humor in your lessons Coach!
Thank you!
Love this! I shared with my son, he loves hockey!
Outstanding! Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for this so much! I finally decided at 13 I was gonna play hockey and this video really helped
*That is awesome! It's never too late to get started playing. If you love it, you'll do just fine!*
@@DuPrawPowerskating also I was wondering, I wear a 8 in US women’s, what would I wear in men’s skates?
@@chloe_j_kelly I would go with a site like this to help you figure that out if you can't get measured at a local shop...www.purehockey.com/support/bauer_hockey_skate_sizing/pg_id/20202/
@@DuPrawPowerskating thank you!!
@@chloe_j_kelly my pleasure
For beginners, go with a 5/8" sharpening instead of the typical 1/2" radius. The 1/2" will give you too much "bite" and that's where the fear of falling comes from.
Good call and great point. We used to rub our freshly sharpened steel on wood to dull it up when there was a stopping lesson. This would definitely help with the sliding across the ice instead of such a sharp bite. Thanks Ciscoho!
For most players at any age learning the 2 foot stop, it's the biting action that makes them afraid of catching an edge and falling. As a result, they fight the lean, stand back upright and naturally lift the back skate and/or go into a one-foot or pizza stop. Thus they never fully learn the 2 foot stop.
Sorry mate one of the reasons lm gonna get me my own skates this month is because l think its signicantly better than the skates they give u if u dont have, lm a decent skater its just with the skates they give i cant hockey stop however l have a weird stop i do because with the normal skates they give u it seems very very hard to hockey stop is this die to the blade?
Oh man I can barely STAND on skates. In need to practice that first but I’ve honestly always wondered this!
No kidding? Well maybe it will help some day Trent! Thanks for watching man!
Great video Coach!
Riiiiiiicckkkk! Thanks, buddy Glad you liked it.
I'm 32. Just started playing after my 7yr old took interest. Great video!
Awesome! Let me know if you need more advice! Thanks for watching 👀
I am blind thank you for doing such a good description I did subscribe will be watching more videos
_Very appreciated! I will keep that in mind when I make more! ___
THANKS COACH! Any edge work drills beginners should do to help gain edge confidence? Thanks again!
I will work making a video for on-ice drills, but check this one out that most people miss. czcams.com/video/L4EhbQScP3Q/video.html
A lot of edge work comes from ankle control and strength. Current hockey boots are so stiff when tied really tight players learn how to lean body weight, but not ankle control and flexibility.
Thank you sir👌👌
My pleasure!!!
Thanks a lot!
_Stan it's my pleasure! Thanks for watching- Coach Ryan ___
ive started skating again with my kids, not been on the ice in about 20 years i can only stop with right foot outside. Cant do left foot outside feels so alien.
goin to take this video to the ice lol back to basics
I hear ya! I always tell players that one side is going to come quick and then "my left" is the slow kid in math class. Takes longer...needs more communication and slow it down. Get away from thinking about stopping and try to slide first. You can even practice and try to get the right pressure and control with your left on a slide board. Good luck and thanks for watching! Coach Ryan
he is the best
hi, there is always something to learn to improve your skills, I would like more of the right material, and useful, and a little more serious. Good luck.
Thanks for watching
dude i havent been on the ice since 2 years due covid here in germany… this week i was rusty/shaky as hell on my first time back on the ice. I am afraid that I cant be good enough anymore tbh.. tomorrow I‘ll try your advices. Anyways, thanks for the video
*It will come back! Always does.... 2 years is a long time to be off, but that just means it will take a bit longer to get the feel back. Give yourself some time to feel your edges again and you'll be suprised that it will come back when you least expect it! Good luck and thanks for watching.... Coach Ryan*
@@DuPrawPowerskating thank you! the problem I have is that I only stop with my right foot and not with the left as well. I don’t know why but it pisses me off. Everytime I was a bit annoyed with myself, cause I didn‘t now why the hell I am not able to stop with my lefty. Do you have any tips for that, or is it just to train the left food?
@Space I hear ya! just like my video where I call my left the slow kid in math class! We all have a non dominant side that gives us fits.... I would try some of drills I do off - ice for ankles ... like this video I made here.....hope it helps.... Coach Ryan.... czcams.com/video/L4EhbQScP3Q/video.html
@@DuPrawPowerskating well thank you! I´ll try it tomorrow :)
how long do you think, does it take to be able to stop with both feets and not just with my righty? Very curious about that, cause I wanna do it ASAP.
@@snowcat96 the problem some players do coming back is working on both instead of independently. I would suggest working on sliding with the left only for a bit until you get the feel back and keep working on stopping with 1 then add the other skate later! Good luck!
As soon as I quit wondering how to do this really well( I can hockey stop just not at faster speeds ) and then this vid comes out…
Hope it helps! don't quit wondering
On it!
Ur great
Thanks Nebojsa! and thank you for watching! 🙂
What type of synthetic ice is that? It looks like it mimics real ice pretty good!
It does...it's pro grade that the Nashville Preds use...if you email me I can send all their info to you.
I ask myself if I'm actually doing it right on the ice, I have a few synthetic skating tiles at home and it feels so easy on them. On real ice I feel like I'm doing it wrong even though I hear my skates sliding.
You can actually use the resistance from the skating tiles to make it easier , then you lose all of the resistance when you hi the ice. Send me a video clip .... happy to take a look! - Coach Ryan
I can roller blade but last time I ice skated took a lot of fall but this year when the rinks open by my house I’m gonna try out
Good luck Brandon!!! You can do it man!!! Coach Ryan
Thanks man
i’m a figure skater but we still have to learn how to hockey stop because it’s the quickest way to stop-
Showing this to my son tonight.
Hope it helps! Thanks for watching!!!
My inside skate seems to catch especially when Newly sharpened. Am I not putting enough weight in it and too much on outside or maybe too parallel?
Hopefully this will help as there are many variables and I haven't seen video on your stops....it can be one of the following....too sharp and non dominant ankle is not strong enough or communication is not strong enough with muscle memory. Too much weight , pressure, focus on complete stop and think more slide first before you stop. Get on a neutral flat edge and not inside or outside. Look at ankle flexion and how you tie your skates. Without seeing how you stop it and body mechanics...it could be numerous things.
@@DuPrawPowerskating Thanks!
so do those tiles actually work, i thought you couldnt stop on them cause they are some sort of plastic but apparently you can
You actually can....the feel is different but this tile is a pro grade synthetic
The begging was funny
But my skates just don’t slide at all side ways and make me stop instantly and o have to jump or lift my feet’s to not fall or break my ankles
I would have to see video of your body position, ankle position, and where you are shifting your weight....another hack is to learn with a little bit more of a duller edge and not super sharp! Wishing u the best out there!
@@DuPrawPowerskating ok, thank you! I can notify you soon if I can hockey stop thanks to you.
@@ucantseeme236 wishing you the best!
@@DuPrawPowerskating omg! I did it today! Thank you!
I am a girl and I play hooky it’s so fun
I work with a ton of female hockey players! Girls hockey is growing every year!
Are you stopping on fake ice..?
*Yes Brendan it's a pro-grade synthetic ice.*🏒
why you shouting?
Are you whispering? Because i can barely hear you with both my airpods on max