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Show up at warm up and watch rest of the game from bench

this is the encouragement I needed to stop procrastinating and just find a rink and start skating

It goes so fast I can’t see how it works 😢

Great tutorial. Sucks that my local rink wont let us skate with a stick. 🤷‍♂️

hockey gears get u 95% covered but you always fall on that 5%😅😅really need heavy pads on the side butt. hurts when i fall back.

I find it so odd that Hockey USA has rules that are so different from Hockey Canada and higher level leagues. Especially when it isn't for safety. You're probably exaggerating for effect, but your stance is too wide IMO. With legs spread apart that far you've got no mobility. You can't quickly accelerate in any direction. And if a player falls or a stick comes and takes out one of your legs, you are going down. Slightly wider than shoulder width, not spread eagle.

In the NHL dimension rink the demands are so much greater to think quickly, to develop a high hockey IQ. I'm sure many stars playing Euro pond hockey would have a hard time adjusting to the smaller rink.

just found this channel. thank you. do you have any tips for how to learn how to skate as an adult?

During your first game, if you find yourself with the puck over the red line. Shoot it in the O-zone to get pucks “Deep” - the more experienced players will chase it down in the zone. It’s an easy beginner move that your team will appreciate. “Get pucks deep, get pucks on the net”.

My hockey skates = Size four

You’ve taught me more in two videos than my friends who play hockey have taught me. Thank you!

Be prepared for the grumpy old men that can't handle getting gently bumped or having their stick lifted.

When I fall....it feels like I get up in 3 phases in order to get going again. 😁

I am an aspiring actress and stand up comedian. I grew up in Rochester, Minnesota and started getting into hockey when I was 23 years old. I am now 31, been practicing my hockey position as a goaltender as my workout routine like crazy and after I have had experience playing in the adult beginners D level league I am going to join a Celebrity Shinny League in Chicago, Illinois, continue to have the passion for the game I love so much from my childhood and be seen in American households on national television on the The Walt Disney Company 🏰affiliated America’s network: ABC 📺 as celebrity captain on one of the All Star teams of NHL superstars and play on the star-studded ice rink with movie stars and television actors from Canada 🇨🇦, Northeastern and Midwestern of the United States 🇺🇸 who all live in #SouthernCalifornia such as in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California 🌴😎🌴who are passionate NHL fans like myself has been for the past 6 years or so. Lights. Camera. Action 🎬

You can put more weight on your lower hand to load the flex of the stick, then use your upper hand to help snap it through. It will help to lift the puck as well as generate speed.

Awesome video! Thanks for doing this. I’m just starting out so these are great! I’d suggest isolating difficulty by working through the mechanics on shoes first. I’m guessing it’s a bit harder balancing on skates and on the ice at the same time. Of course, once you get it on shoes, then the next step would be to practice on the ice. Looks fun! 🙂

Just what I was looking for! I've been trying to lift the puck during some drills that involve shooting. Will try it next practice!

First! But seriously, thanks for the great content

Hey look, Eagles Ice Arena in Spokane! Nice!

Great lesson however it's hard to practice using both circles on my ice rink because there will usually be 15+ people on the ice with goalies and players on both sides practicing

Nice demo. Skating is so important obviously but I see in some beginner programs they throw the pucks out right away and these poor guys can hardly stand up. Nice video very well done

Dreaded circles - my son did so many this Sunday during practice he actually wanted to cry ;( But yes, that is how you learn and coaches know what they’re doing.

Backwards crossovers next, please 🙏

Thanks for all the content you are making. I am about to start my amateur hockey journey in my 39 years of age and seeing “normal guys” as opposed to those playing since kindergaten in your vids gives me courage

Thamks much for sharing 👍🏻

I am a 50 year-old man who has played sports my whole life. I started playing hockey in my 20s. I would say that hockey players in general (not just women) are more supportive than other sports.

Did you hear the click sound on some of his passes? That is the perfect pass. The blade of your stick is about a inch or two away from the puck and you meet the puck for a crisp accurate pass. Always look to where you are passing the puck do not look down.

Great lesson and instructions. Slow and steady,... adapt and get ready.

I’m 57, started 18 months ago, she is spot on in her words. She said everything I have gone or going through. My teammates are the best, they help me all the time get better and they are so easy on me and anybody who starts. I love the sport and will keep playing.

Great video. Very informative. As a relatively new fan, this helped me understand the nuances much better. Thanks!

Great video! Also you need to put more weight at the front of your blades. Too much weight on the heels will cause you to spin!

I really appreciate you posting these things. I'm a 30 year old woman in Utah trying to get started and your videos are really helping!

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I'm a 55 year-old-man who's been playing hockey most of his life. I started as a 6 year old, probably after watching Hockey Night in Canada, and played for about 7 years until I had to decide whether to move up to a body-checking level. I decided against it. I always played House league with my dad as my coach. I'm NOT athletic at all. Not then and not now. I started playing again as an adult at around 21 and it felt like I had to learn how to skate all over again! Only last year did I finally join a league again. Its a co-ed league and its been a LOT of fun. I'm an ok skater now but my skills are pretty lacking. Taking lessons to hopefully still improve, even at my age!

Great to hear your experience. I decided to pick up skating and really enjoyed it. Bought pads and other gear over time, and before I knew it I had everything needed to play. Enjoyed the mighty ducks as a kid! In a league now and do weekly practices with some teammates

I got into hockey about 4yrs ago, and started learning to skate in January! I hoping to join a league next season

Lifelong dream to play hockey and just did it!

I love you do much

45 seconds?? Umm no. Way too short.

Try to be consistent with your line changes. If you notice one or several of your line mates have changed on the fly it is probably a good idea for you to change too.

45 seconds seems too quick. Our pick up club has a 2 min shift. We change lines all around every 2 mins so everyone gets equal ice time.

Thanks for posting this series. Definately goalies have a lot more to think about with this rule set. Add the trapazoid rules for competitive hockey and it's a lot to remember in the heat of the game.

Ive never seen the shin guard holder before. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for these! Just starting my FIRST AIHL this evening. Been reviewing your videos so I can blend in a BIT more :)

"There's a lot of hockey players that are engineers for some weird reason" ...me watching this at work as an engineer 😂

That goalie save in the last clip!!

My top rules: 1) It's a game to be enjoyed by everyone not just for you. Don't ruin the game for everyone because you think you are going to get scouted (you arent). 2) What goes on the ice stays on the ice. Don't take anything off the ice, sometimes you aren't seeing the big picture and something that escalates on ice and it really isn't that important. Record your games and you will see what I mean, that grevious beheading you experienced in period 2 was actually your own teammates follow through barely clipping your ear hole. 3) This isn't soccer buttercup. No Dives, no embelishment. These things are supremely frowned upon in Hockey culture. If you are going to do that go play soccer. If you see someone doing this point laugh, insult their hockey prowess. 4) The refs are never wrong. They thought they were wrong once, but they were wrong. You will never convince a ref he missed a call. And while the only other reffing job they qualify for with their keen observational skills is in the WWE, yelling at them or calling them names only makes them watch you more intently and the other team less intently which means they are going to call you and not them. Thank the ref, go to the box if required, ask for clarification if you have to, don't make them mad. Some of the relish the glorious power appointed to them by the hockey gods and the chance to crush their foes excites them! 5) Make Friends, even with the other team. The community is small and for the most part all of us are playing at our local rink and depending on the size of the community and your level of play this limits the amount of players we are exposed to. The more you network the more you get invited to Private Ice times, tournaments, Travel hockey so on so forth.

Yes! All day long

wondering what is the flex of your stick?

First training today😢