NHL Pro's Hidden Stickhandling Drills: Golf Ball Trick Exposed

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  • Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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    Welcome to another episode of Hockey Talk with John Swanson! In this video, we reveal game-changing stickhandling secrets that will transform your puck control virtually overnight.
    Join me as I share insider techniques from my experience coaching college and professional players, including a special trick I learned during my Junior A days.
    Key Highlights:
    The 'Golf Ball Trick' - Learn an unconventional NHL-level technique that will revolutionize your stickhandling
    Grip Pressure Mastery - Understand how to achieve the perfect grip for silky smooth mitts
    Top Hand Rolling - Discover the importance of proper top hand movement for fluid puck control
    Brushing vs. Chopping - Learn the pro technique of brushing the puck instead of chopping for superior control
    Pro-Level Drills - Master the exercises I use with top-tier players to enhance their already elite skills
    Why This Matters:
    Stickhandling isn't just about repetition; it's about using the right techniques. These pro-secrets will elevate your puck control, giving you a significant edge on the ice, especially in game situations.
    Learn and Improve:
    Whether you're a player looking to take your skills to the next level, a coach seeking new drills, or a parent helping your young player improve, this video provides actionable techniques to enhance stickhandling skills dramatically.
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    Coach John
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  • @markwolfe4444
    @markwolfe4444 Місяць тому +7

    Great information, but your sound effects are too loud. I will definitely use this.

  • @mathewmartin9803
    @mathewmartin9803 24 дні тому +1

    Excellent info and progression to get the feel.

  • @RonaldDuncan-Boris
    @RonaldDuncan-Boris 25 днів тому +1

    Nice - I noticed that I had improved my hands because I was watching podcasts on my phone while stick handling and I needed to reduce the noise so I could listen to the podcast. I find watching things while stick handling is a good way to try and get my head up.

    • @SwansonX7Hockey
      @SwansonX7Hockey  25 днів тому

      Good stuff! We typically teach head up once the move is mastered. I have a different video discussing that progression.

  • @tsraponi
    @tsraponi 17 днів тому

    hey, do you ever do off ice training using inline skates like marsblades? I think it'd be cool if you did a vid on how to train for hockey by doing skating/stick handling drills while on marsblades or something

  • @brianhagen7570
    @brianhagen7570 Місяць тому +2

    Thank you, excellent drill!

  • @scooter4572
    @scooter4572 29 днів тому

    Great info on touching upper part of puck!!
    Your head is down looking at puck , posture is also important. A thin water bottle with top and bottom cut off works far better than pvc pipe or cardboard.

    • @SwansonX7Hockey
      @SwansonX7Hockey  29 днів тому

      Head looking down at the puck is on purpose. For a beginner they need to visually see the puck over time we bring the eyes up. I address this in my other stickhandling videos.
      The water bottle idea is solid. Thanks for sharing.

  • @FilterYT
    @FilterYT Місяць тому +1

    Nice job, thanks.

  • @Coover90210
    @Coover90210 29 днів тому

    When you do dry land, do you use a shorter stick than you would on skates? Thanks. Great drills!

    • @SwansonX7Hockey
      @SwansonX7Hockey  29 днів тому +1

      Yes. I cut it down so it’s comes up to the player the same height as their one ice stick would.

    • @Coover90210
      @Coover90210 29 днів тому

      Thank you

  • @syrensspawn
    @syrensspawn 29 днів тому +1

    love the info but the sound is very off, impossible to look up the player you are referencing as well.

  • @irafair3015
    @irafair3015 28 днів тому

    The sound effects are terrible and make the video just about unwatchable.