What's Different About Connor McDavid
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- What's different about Connor McDavid? In this in-depth analysis, we break down the key differences between Connor McDavid, a standout NHL player, and a very capable NHL player in Pius Suter. This video focuses on a critical aspect of hockey performance: how players receive the puck and use their movement to create scoring opportunities.
Connor McDavid excels not just in speed but in his strategic use of crossovers versus straight skating, which allows him to maintain a high cadence and maneuver efficiently against defenders. By examining specific play sequences, we highlight how McDavid's ability to continuously cross over allows him to gain significant space and create more effective scoring chances compared to other players who may revert to straight skating after initial crossovers.
We also discuss the importance of lateral movement and keeping cadence high, which are crucial for manipulating defensive positioning and maintaining momentum towards the goal. The tutorial goes beyond just analyzing these stars, offering practical advice on how players at any level can integrate these techniques into their game. Whether you're an aspiring player or a seasoned coach, this video will provide valuable insights into improving hockey performance by focusing on continuous movement, high cadence, and strategic engagement with defenders.
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An absolutely BRILLIANT analysis/breakdown, Jason … thank you so very much! 👌🏼
Thank you, you are welcome 👍
I think the key is to automatically do crossovers without having to think about doing them. I'm trying to get myself to that stage, but it's definitely a work in progress. Keep the great content coming 7:00
Thanks Lawrence, great point.
can you make a video or 2 regarding the dangle by design sub-course? Thanks!
Yes I will make a note to do that. Precise puck control and dangle by design are together now with stickhandling mechanics as we have been expanding the content for members 👍
Thank you!
You are welcome.
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You're welcome Glen 👍
Totally different situations & isn’t fair to compare them. Myers hesitates stepping up defending the rush as the puck was quite a distance from McDavid for a second or two. Myers goes on his toes, loses his glide/positioning…that’s what allows McDavid to go around him
Is that because of Myers' ability to read the rush or McDavid's puppeteering?
@@Train2point0 Neither - Myers thought for a second he could grab that puck after Hyman (?) tapped it back to McDavid. If it was McDavid hauling the puck from end to end (without the pass to Hyman), then I'd agree with you that it was because of his crossovers. However, the tap from Hyman threw off the Myers, which then allowed McDavid to walk around him