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My ice hockey gear was 2,000

Never played hockey. Have a pretty weird schedule and wasn't even able to sign up for a class. I can skate though. So here I am, a complete newbie playing in local league at the age of 40. Now, all I can think about is hockey, hockey, hockey. I lived for 40 years not even considered myself as a hockey player, and I found my true passion and love. Can't wait for my next game tomorrow!!!

Get rid of the manbun its out of style

I came from ice hockey. I see huge difference in grip. I'm ~70kg and installed soft wheels (74A) however I feel how skates are drifting in each turn (not even sharp enough). How can I improve the contact of the wheel with groud? I'm playing on poloshed concrete surface...

im 14 i started playing hockey when i was little and its the most fun ive ever had playing a sport

What softness wheel do you use on that surface?

Love the shirt 😎

No shoulder pads?

Excellent help.

I have to learn how to play this sport

I feel like it’s too late to start hockey at age 12 female. If I start now do I have a chance to play professionally when I’m older? And is it too late to start?

thanks

Thank you for the upload man. 👍 Good pointers.

Im a teen and I wasn't to sure about joining Hockey like I really wanted to I was scared because I had so many questions but after watching this im definitely gonna join 😁

Positioning. Be square to the puck, not the shooter. The shooter is not where the puck is. Butterfly. Your pads can overlap until they are on the ground. The second you are overlapping in the butterfly, you are covering less of the bottom of the goal. It also makes it harder to push off as needed as your compact and can push. Also, while butterfly is the default now, you need to be able to kick your leg out to the side when standing. Side to side. Rocking is a solid way to move yourself in and out and side to side. Gives you easy pivot points for facing shooters. There’s one thing you did not mention which is extremely important. Don’t follow the puck with your eyes. Follow it with your face. You want your eyes on the puck, but you want your head to be what is following it. Also, learn to read players. Most people are going to behave similarly. Obviously on breakaways it’s a lot of skill based things, but hockey, like most other things, is about behaviors. Also also, tell your D what the hell you want them to do. I prefer the D to pressure the puck carrier because it forces them to do something with the puck. You might want the shot and for them to cover the pass. You just need to tell them so you both aren’t bitching at each other about failures.

Positioning. Be square to the puck, not the shooter. The shooter is not where the puck is. Butterfly. Your pads can overlap until they are on the ground. The second you are overlapping in the butterfly, you are covering less of the bottom of the goal. It also makes it harder to push off as needed as your compact and can push. Also, while butterfly is the default now, you need to be able to kick your leg out to the side when standing. Side to side. Rocking is a solid way to move yourself in and out and side to side. Gives you easy pivot points for facing shooters. There’s one thing you did not mention which is extremely important. Don’t follow the puck with your eyes. Follow it with your face. You want your eyes on the puck, but you want your head to be what is following it. Also, learn to read players. Most people are going to behave similarly. Obviously on breakaways it’s a lot of skill based things, but hockey, like most other things, is about behaviors. Also also, tell your D what the hell you want them to do. I prefer the D to pressure the puck carrier because it forces them to do something with the puck. You might want the shot and for them to cover the pass. You just need to tell them so you both aren’t bitching at each other about failures.

I'm 14. I've got no friends. I've got no hobbies. I've always too scared to play sports. Maybe now is the time to start playing hockey.

So there's some good drill information here, but the basics he completely missed it. No never wrists on hips EVER Hands out in front for movement, wrists move, you cant move your wrist properly when its tucked against your hip, nor can you shoot properly receive a pass or have your stick in the proper position. You only roll top wrist not both wrists to stick handle. People if you're watching these videos these are not basic fundamentals just a guy who plays inline hockey. If you want proper instruction find A USA Hockey or Hockey Canada video. If you're going to learn it might as well learn it correctly at least in terms of body geometry and skills that transition forward to other improved skills. These techniques will limit your playing right off the bat and a coach will have to unteach these. But he's right in that go have fun.

This looks great!!!

Bro thank you for the tips and I'll be sure to practice them whenever I have free time at practice. This is a huge halo for me as I was wanting to go from basics to intermediate for a bit now.

I’m 37, 6’4, and really want to start. The closest I’ve got is roller blading.

i bought the original and it exploded when i hit the pole, lasted about 5 minutes. im think im going to buy the snipe next time.

Thanks for the videos , hope you have an amazing time playing hockey , i still put your videos of roller hockey to check what i need to learn

I start roller hockey in August

Great review!!

Everything you’ve said is 100% true. I started playing at 26, and hockey completely changed my life for the better. Now at 52, I don’t play any more due to physical issues, but my daughter plays semi-pro hockey and I gave up financial consulting to work in a hockey pro shop. Even at my best, I was never very good at playing. But it was all about having fun and being with the team.

bro where are youuu

Help! My grandma bought me too big of pads

Спасибо!

Nice video- i blocked a shot yesterday with my face and got four stitches! seriously though good video

What level/div is this?

Good video.

I think something that will help the butterfly is having your knees under you more than infront. If your upper body is more above your knees youll have better recovery and ability to move where you want too afterwards.

If you are watching this during a hockey tournament😂 👇

After playing as Defenseman for 9 years, I’m thinking about trying goalie for recreational hockey.

Thanks Cuz next season of hockey I want to be goalie😃

Glove and blocker positioning in butterfly should not be this high, they should be coming down to close the gaps above the pads and the stick in front at an angle in order to have the puck come up into your stomach area, you’ll get better control of your stick when deflecting shots in either corner. You’ll get beat inbetween your arms if they don’t come down immediately. Just a tip, as a comment mentioned above, keeping your legs underneath you is essential for a good butterfly and important for recovery

which wheel hardness is better to make a power stop in plastic interior?

Eh

Part 2 when? 😢

Great review, and yours was the only video I found that addressed the folding issue. Thank you!!

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Nice video.

We got a sharks fan! Lets go! 🤘🏼🦈

What’s the brand and model of your bag ?

Is a inline hockey stick the same as a normal hockey stick

I have the hardest time when talented guys enter my zone and then cross over the middle. In contact you'd hit them but in no contact hockey how do I stop them without a bodycheck? These are always guys who have big toe drags so I can't easily get the puck.

What’s your pants model and brand ??

1:06 bro sounded like it was personal to him