How to do the Mohawk Turn / Spread Eagle

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  • @flyers10az
    @flyers10az 10 років тому +48

    Any tips or stretches to be able to get into that position? Have trouble opening up both feet at same time to be able to do it.

    • @JuJu-vl2et
      @JuJu-vl2et 7 років тому +1

      flyers10az me too

    • @swizlestick
      @swizlestick 5 років тому +1

      @@JuJu-vl2et use the back of the couch or counter or something, put your feet in this position and bend down using the couch or counter as support.

    • @orange_leaf4913
      @orange_leaf4913 5 років тому

      straddle stretches? pile squat?

    • @travisoneal3294
      @travisoneal3294 4 роки тому +4

      I thought I had issues with flexibility as well, but found that if I corrected my posture and ensured my knees were properly bent with my chest up - it was muchhhh easier.

  • @WO19939
    @WO19939 5 років тому +22

    I find it super easy to really overthink this. Once you get it, it just becomes second nature. The way I learned it was you pretend you're going to transition into going backwards but just don't commit and keep that leading foot planted in a forward motion.

    • @mcskeldge
      @mcskeldge Рік тому +1

      Bro this advice saved me

    • @meeso
      @meeso 7 місяців тому

      @@mcskeldge no fr 5 years later and its the only advice thats actually helped

  • @100Kakdela
    @100Kakdela 11 років тому +13

    Dude this is great. Just learning how to play the game, and it is a very useful channel. Thanks!

  • @vonVanir
    @vonVanir 11 років тому +4

    as always good explanation. We new guys to hockey who are just learning this stuff thank you, I didn't start playing ICE hockey till high school and everyone just assumed I knew what I was doing.. I am embarrassed to play in our local league, aside from stick and puck. getting better everyday though, please keep it up

    • @thebeckofkevin
      @thebeckofkevin Місяць тому

      commenting 11 years after you, but I started 3 years ago as a 32 year old. Anyone watching this video trying to learn, just know you can get there. Keep at it!

  • @SASJKL
    @SASJKL 11 років тому

    has anyone ever told you this is probably one of the better hockey tips channel?

  • @Ryan11B
    @Ryan11B 11 років тому +1

    So after 10 years of not playing im back in the swing of things, your videos help alot!

  • @TheRealMcFIy
    @TheRealMcFIy 11 років тому

    This little bit of skating instruction helped me a bunch, it's so simple too.

  • @thinkingjack
    @thinkingjack 11 років тому

    Another awesome thing about that type of turn is as the puck carrier you can use it to your advantage, go in one direction do the turn and as you turn or when i do it, you're already loading a wrist shot and you can take a good hard wrist shot to the net, or a solid pass to someone who's open. The only downside is some players will try to shove your lead skate away and trip you but if you have solid balance, you can protect the puck and still pass or shoot.

  • @JesterC88
    @JesterC88 11 років тому

    I do this all the time at work when I'm skate guarding. If I'm the only guard on the rink, I'll go around the pods that we put out like this, so I can keep my eyes on the majority of the rink. Never even knew it had any names at all. Didn't even realize it had any practical use in game. Just started doing it one day.

  • @unplugged123
    @unplugged123 11 років тому

    Awesome to see your partnership with Hockey-Community!
    i use the app all the time for pick up games.
    Hockey-community + how to hockey = life is good. :)

  • @Long_Tail_of_Finance
    @Long_Tail_of_Finance 11 років тому

    Best mohawk video I've come across...all the others do it too fast, and slo-mo doesn't alway help in breaking down the moves. thanks.

  • @drleishaobo
    @drleishaobo 3 роки тому +1

    It takes a while to develop the hip flexability, doing stretch on dryland often is the key .

  • @howtohockeytraining
    @howtohockeytraining  11 років тому

    Thanks!

  • @yudin1457
    @yudin1457 4 роки тому +1

    I struggle to identify the difference between an eagle turn and a mohawk turn. Any help would be great. Love your videos!!

    • @papavladdy4181
      @papavladdy4181 2 роки тому

      think they are the same turn different names

  • @howtohockeytraining
    @howtohockeytraining  11 років тому +1

    It's called a few different things, mohawk, eagle, pivot when used for transitioning.

  • @xthedamnguy
    @xthedamnguy 11 років тому

    Excellent as always but a clip of you in a game would be awesome!

  • @dragster178
    @dragster178 10 років тому +40

    I can barely get in that stance while standing on solid ground

    • @CrazedGwonam97
      @CrazedGwonam97 8 років тому

      +Paul R Just try to become more flexible

  • @TheBmarshall15
    @TheBmarshall15 11 років тому

    Dopeness, I've been looking for a more in-depth video of this. Big Ups H2H!

  • @johnrankin2714
    @johnrankin2714 4 роки тому

    any stretches i could do to help open that far / very stiff knees

  • @baldybee
    @baldybee 7 років тому

    Jeremy your videos and instructional techniques are great to watch I'm picking up so much from them and my skating is getting better and better just wish I could go every day. Thanks :)

  • @troyclayton9981
    @troyclayton9981 4 роки тому

    I try this but I am not that flexible, I struggle with it . I will try those techniques. Thank you. Keep up the great work

  • @JaygoShorts999
    @JaygoShorts999 3 роки тому

    With the mohawk turn I can only turn around cones with my right foot forward I can’t do it with my left foot forward which I wanna work on

  • @howtohockeytraining
    @howtohockeytraining  11 років тому

    The tiles should still work, but it might be easier if you got the roll up shooting pad

  • @markproulx1472
    @markproulx1472 4 роки тому

    GREAT video!

  • @howtohockeytraining
    @howtohockeytraining  11 років тому

    Thanks for watching, don't forget to join us on Facebook and check out the website. If you have any questions about the Mohawk or something related just ask.
    Jeremy

  • @TheConsoleCommander
    @TheConsoleCommander 11 років тому

    how do you get your skates to dig in on every stride

  • @TheLilsmilez10
    @TheLilsmilez10 11 років тому

    wow i got it really quick, thanks man

  • @Wizards9517
    @Wizards9517 11 років тому

    how do you get the ice all to yourself? do you pay for it?

  • @GoWithTehTempo
    @GoWithTehTempo 11 років тому

    Wat kind of gloves do u have and how much were they

  • @PROLIFICCA
    @PROLIFICCA 10 років тому

    brilliant and informative

  • @ColeShick
    @ColeShick 11 років тому

    Your videos are very helpful! Thanks man!

  • @KyleMorelli
    @KyleMorelli 11 років тому

    that jacket is the bomb!

  • @yabasta13
    @yabasta13 11 років тому

    great vid!

  • @deen1789
    @deen1789 9 років тому +1

    I had an idea. In a shootout, you head towards the goalie at high speed. Just before you are in poke check range, do a really tight Mohawk turn and flick the puck through your legs. Would this work?

    • @Dreadlock1227
      @Dreadlock1227 8 років тому +8

      Probably not but it would look absolutely filthy if it dod

    • @deen1789
      @deen1789 8 років тому +2

      +Behe Beeh yeah xD if someone was skilled enough to pull this off that would be legendary! :) (Pavel Barber I'm looking at you)

  • @chairthebear6029
    @chairthebear6029 11 років тому +1

    Is this possible to do in street hockey also?

  • @jamieassem2804
    @jamieassem2804 11 років тому

    Nice clip

  • @jakevaranelli3714
    @jakevaranelli3714 11 років тому

    I have those gloves. They are really nice!

  • @aaronmcdwood7445
    @aaronmcdwood7445 4 роки тому

    I love hockey to. I used to play hockey to.

  • @darkgaiasonic
    @darkgaiasonic 10 років тому +4

    I can do this bare-footed, but I can't seem to get my feel like this on my Bauers.
    Any reasons?

    • @zeekdavis11
      @zeekdavis11 10 років тому +3

      before i learned to do this, i had the same problem and it was a couple of things
      1. i hadnt established very good balance on my skates yet
      2. not using the low bent knees hockey stance
      this turn or move is all about balance as your skating on mostly 1 foot for a majority of the turn, or atleast when i do it i shift back and forth (still working on my balance)

    • @darkgaiasonic
      @darkgaiasonic 9 років тому +1

      I'm still getting the hang of it. Can't seem to go "Straight" though.

    • @zeekdavis11
      @zeekdavis11 9 років тому

      you really gotta bend your knees and open up your hips

    • @darkgaiasonic
      @darkgaiasonic 9 років тому

      Still Stuck like a butt.

    • @dracolich345
      @dracolich345 9 років тому +1

      ***** I've been doing hip stretches for about a week now and they've helped immensely. Mostly Just butterflies and something called a "Pidgeon Pose" from yoga (google it)

  • @kentlarouche6467
    @kentlarouche6467 10 років тому +1

    Good explanation, but I call those heel to heel glides, done so for the very reason you explain. When I think mohawk turns, it is a forward to backward transition, done, so as not to loose any speed when transitioning from forward to backward. I do like your videos, keep them up.

    • @EWOT
      @EWOT 7 років тому

      i call them open toes

  • @marliashamsuddin8478
    @marliashamsuddin8478 7 років тому

    sharp or blunt blade is much more better ?

  • @howtohockeytraining
    @howtohockeytraining  11 років тому

    Nike / Bauer XXV they are older I think they were around $100

  • @TJmaher0314
    @TJmaher0314 11 років тому

    What stick is that is it a nxg

  • @jingjinghu861
    @jingjinghu861 10 років тому

    I'm not sure if it's the same sing as a Mohawk position
    Can somebody tell me?

  • @InfiniteIntelligence17
    @InfiniteIntelligence17 11 років тому

    Show how to do a Spin-o-rama!!!

  • @carlusdarienus
    @carlusdarienus 11 років тому

    perfect thank you so much dude

  • @antonymorar3357
    @antonymorar3357 6 років тому

    Yah great job. I love hockey can't wait to play in a league.

  • @noahhenderson7485
    @noahhenderson7485 6 років тому

    Can a Mohawk turn be used to help go into a transition from forwards to backwards skating?

  • @Darkwell0071
    @Darkwell0071 6 років тому

    What does open up our hips mean ?

  • @MCcheddabiscuit
    @MCcheddabiscuit 11 років тому

    i can do it perfectly on my left side but just a little work on my right side

  • @Recoil704
    @Recoil704 6 років тому

    I love hockey

  • @StillAliveAndKicking_
    @StillAliveAndKicking_ 8 років тому +1

    Thanks. I can't even get my feet more than 90 degrees to each other. I'm 53, and have very good cardio vascular fitness, but the muscles are not supple.

  • @jamieassem2804
    @jamieassem2804 11 років тому

    Nice

  • @VutheMonk
    @VutheMonk 11 років тому

    You are smoooooth!

  • @carterp1927
    @carterp1927 11 років тому

    NICE

  • @Darkwell0071
    @Darkwell0071 4 роки тому

    We all have trouble doing this move. I tried it once and thought I had dislocated my hips. I could not imagine taking a hut in that position.

  • @CrazyCanadianTV
    @CrazyCanadianTV 11 років тому

    It is really easy

  • @LxLightRiderXl
    @LxLightRiderXl 10 років тому

    can any one help me, every time I go on one foot, and try to plant my other foot, the first foot always turns around? any suggests

    • @itzz_blumpy7579
      @itzz_blumpy7579 9 років тому +2

      kyle mALICK Try practicing without your skates on first... Then get out on the ice(or rink if you play roller hockey) and do it without moving like in this video, then try it moving slowly... Its going to feel really weird when you get it right, but it improves your reactions to plays on the ice/rink... Hope this helped :P

  • @Republic1ders
    @Republic1ders 11 років тому

    Was this always called the mohawk turn?...my coach just told me that it was like a one stride pivot.

  • @death2pc
    @death2pc 7 років тому

    Oprah is THE master at this. Really.

  • @lckyantn2008
    @lckyantn2008 9 років тому +1

    Thx Jeremy, .. awsome .. (y)

  • @HYP3DSNIP3R
    @HYP3DSNIP3R 11 років тому

    They're old bauer vapor gloves.

  • @TheRealMcFIy
    @TheRealMcFIy 11 років тому

    Sharp skates good balance

  • @michaeljuliano8839
    @michaeljuliano8839 2 роки тому +1

    I know you have it in the title, but this is only called a spread eagle. A mohawk turn is a forwards-to-backwards transition. While skating forwards, you pick up one leg and open your hips like the spread eagle except that you step onto the back foot while simultaneously picking up the front foot.

  • @morboris
    @morboris 11 років тому

    cool

  • @anotherbutt4chair454
    @anotherbutt4chair454 6 років тому

    I think i remember a karate class where they had us try to break in our legs to split like that, and it was not pain free.

  • @voltbolt2316
    @voltbolt2316 2 роки тому

    I can do this but I can bend my feet back so I turn the other way

  • @voinyhelvetti
    @voinyhelvetti 11 років тому

    I'm not sure but I think your mic was picking up your jacket a lot. Or someone was throwing a beanbag ball around. Otherwise great how to :) Have been doing these for a while but had no idea they actually had a name, not to mention a cool name too :D

  • @TheDestructionPanda
    @TheDestructionPanda 11 років тому +1

    If you have a pair of rollerblades this turn is natural

  • @arkwill14
    @arkwill14 2 роки тому

    Cale Makar is an example of an NHL player who has mastered using the mohawk turn to his competitive advantage.

  • @Darkwell0071
    @Darkwell0071 6 років тому +2

    Ask Sidney Cosby what he calls it because he is the master at this turn. Watch him or his tapes doing this and people fall away from like children.

  • @HockeySnipes92
    @HockeySnipes92 11 років тому

    I've been able to do this perfectly since i was 7! I didn't even know it was useful.

  • @zipozipo3309
    @zipozipo3309 Рік тому

    ''Rocking back and forth'' is extremely difficult

  • @bionicbagel1
    @bionicbagel1 10 років тому +17

    Lol I call it a spread eagle

    • @walter8154
      @walter8154 6 років тому

      i call it a rubber ducky

  • @MrRandomGuy39
    @MrRandomGuy39 11 років тому

    Why does it look like a super small rink?

  • @sirstan4897
    @sirstan4897 2 роки тому

    My right leg started twitching just watching this

  • @Darkwell0071
    @Darkwell0071 6 років тому

    I can't get my heels together and toes out even if I was put on the rack

  • @jamieassem2804
    @jamieassem2804 11 років тому

    Go on youtube en go hockey shot one.4 goalie is best clip

  • @HYP3DSNIP3R
    @HYP3DSNIP3R 11 років тому

    It's easier for beginners to do it with a wider stance.

  • @champsd123
    @champsd123 11 років тому

    i tried this on my weak side and it was hard....

  • @jamieassem2804
    @jamieassem2804 11 років тому

    Go on hockey. Shot one.4 goalie

  • @TheLesExit
    @TheLesExit 6 років тому +1

    this is so hard for me T____T but I'll keep practicing

    • @TheLesExit
      @TheLesExit 5 років тому +3

      YO! What up past me!? We finally go it :D

    • @devPunks
      @devPunks 2 роки тому

      This is so RAD!

  • @hanksta2
    @hanksta2 11 років тому

    Come play for my team.

  • @CrazyCanadianTV
    @CrazyCanadianTV 11 років тому

    I was taught it was an eagle turn not a Mohawk turn

  • @TheJakob888
    @TheJakob888 11 років тому

    Is it just me, or is the rink a bit small?

    • @cadense
      @cadense 11 років тому

      I think that's due to the camera. It's just an optical illusion.

    • @JCanucks30
      @JCanucks30 11 років тому

      cadense it might also be an NTR (national training rink), they have tons of them in canada and theyre smaller rinks used specifically for training and rehab from an injury

    • @dwighthill7349
      @dwighthill7349 11 років тому

      Jordan Carpanzano , smaller rinks for TRAINING and REHAB ?????? No . It LOOKS small because of the seating in the stands . The SMALLER rinks are outside . Why would you use a NTR if they use a smaller rink ? Think about , it ain't hard !

    • @JCanucks30
      @JCanucks30 11 років тому

      i think this guys an idiot i was making a point meat stick

    • @dwighthill7349
      @dwighthill7349 11 років тому

      Jordan Carpanzano , And what " point ' were you trying to make ? That you don't know what you're talking ? The only one that's an idiot , is you , Jordan . Again , think about it . It ain't hard .

  • @yusaidit5311
    @yusaidit5311 5 років тому

    I always end up transitioning backwards when I open up my legs

    • @gary7554
      @gary7554 5 років тому

      Flex ur leg a little so it stays in that position

  • @julieskater123
    @julieskater123 8 років тому

    This is neither a Mohawk or a spread eagle

    • @malvavisco10
      @malvavisco10 8 років тому +3

      julie canfield It's neither nor, not neither or.

    • @dawudcharlton
      @dawudcharlton 6 років тому

      Buffalobill69ll x Why you Heff be so mad? It's only hockey game?

  • @dwighthill7349
    @dwighthill7349 11 років тому +2

    It's a nice lil' " how do .... " , but , it's not called a " Mohawk turn " . Ask any body that figure skates , and stop and start going the other way , and he talks that " Swede turn " , or power turn , whatever you want to call it , leg over leg , in NOT extra work . Stop and go, that's EXTRA work . And , you can't make a figure skate turn at full tilt either . Watch a figure skater when they do that . They have to slow down to do it . Or use over half the rink to do it .

    • @battlinbruce
      @battlinbruce 10 років тому +4

      Dwight- you commented that you KNOW with 100% certainty "it's not called a " Mohawk turn ". It's a big world out there; way bigger than the tiny world you live in. Many things are given different names, and I wouldn't be so quick to say one name is right and another is wrong. If you google it, there's a gazillion references to the mohawk turn by ice & inline hockey folks AND figure skaters. They must be plain wrong, or maybe, you are. Your rambling about leg over leg (cross over stride?) makes no sense. Maybe - before you hit the submit button, re-read what you wrote, and as you said in another comment "think about it, it ain't hard".

    • @dwighthill7349
      @dwighthill7349 10 років тому

      Bruce Robinson , Blah , blah , blah . That's all you said . In figure skating , which , by the way , it's called " inline turn " , which , again , came from there . Look it up . It ain't hard , only if you want be , Bruce . Look up the power turn , Bruce . Talk about something you know about . It's what the Swedes did , back in the early '70's . It's a BIG wold , that is getting smaller . But , I guess that doesn't compute with you .

    • @icehockey5242
      @icehockey5242 10 років тому +12

      You said ask any figure skater! FIGURE SKATER! This is hockey! We call it a mohawk turn!

    • @Domolover05
      @Domolover05 10 років тому +5

      This is hockey, twinkle toes

    • @PriestKikyo
      @PriestKikyo 9 років тому +6

      Dwight Hill
      I don't think any possible sentence can have 6 commas.... SIX COMMAS IN ONE SENTENCE MAN WTF?!?!?!??!

  • @biitlejuissi151
    @biitlejuissi151 10 років тому

    You talk too much

    • @dsheaffer3660
      @dsheaffer3660 10 років тому +5

      Cool. Then don't watch or comment anymore on these videos please. These are for hockey players.

    • @Bolleh
      @Bolleh 10 років тому +15

      It's a fucking how to, of course he talks. Please think before you type next time.

  • @edgdgsjj
    @edgdgsjj 9 років тому

    I hate these teaching videos, not just yours but all of them. Just teach the kids not to bunch up and keep moving with or without the puck and they'll figure this stuff out naturally

    • @Dreadlock1227
      @Dreadlock1227 8 років тому +9

      These videos have been really helpful for me, I'm 21 and just started playing hockey three months ago. These videos along with hockey tutorial have been really big for my progress

    • @StillAliveAndKicking_
      @StillAliveAndKicking_ 8 років тому +2

      I've been skating several times a week now for 6 months (I used to skate many years ago, but could not even plough stop) and these videos, not just from Jeremy and gang, are really useful. Several people have told me I am a good skater. I'm not, but I am improving. My best trick is a high speed backwards hockey stop, all thanks to UA-cam videos.

    • @MissySimpleM
      @MissySimpleM 7 років тому +3

      Believe it or not, this really helps people. I used to skate a little as a child but it was very basic. Now that I'm older I got into skating again. I often times saw people doing things that I wanted to do as well, but I just could not figure out how. And when you're not a 5 year old kid but a grown up, falling hurts way more (1.75m vs 0.75m is a big difference) so you want to avoid it as much as possible. UA-cam tutorials on how to skate have helped teach me how to slowly get used to the move and then do drills to get better. I'm shy and would never ask anyone at the rink for help, so these videos are great for me because I'm really making progress!

    • @StillAliveAndKicking_
      @StillAliveAndKicking_ 7 років тому

      It took me 6 months to get to know some people at my local rink, but since then I have had lots of helpful advice. It takes time, but it is worth making the effort. Go regularly, and with luck you'll meet 'the gang'.

    • @seanyp
      @seanyp 7 років тому

      You're dumb as shit

  • @Apexbarbie98
    @Apexbarbie98 Рік тому

    How do you eagle without turning? Almost as if you’re surfing the ice?