Learn to Ice Skate: Skill Progression and What to Learn Next!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- A month or so ago, I got asked by one of my subscribers: "Marcel, you have all of these great tutorials on how to learn a specific ice skating skill, but how do I know what is the next skill that I should be learning?"
That really got me thinking about bringing out a video about a skating skill progression, and this video is the result.
While you will still improve if you haphazardly work on various skills every time you hit the ice, you will progress much faster if you focus on a specific skill each session instead. And even though everyone learns a lit bit differently, knowing which skill is a good bet to learn for your next progression will also help you build a solid foundation of skating skills, rather than jumping about to skills that you may not be quite ready for, and end up being frustrating instead of progressive!
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What to learn:
1) Skate forward
2) turn- upper body leads direction
3) bend more+front foot leads
4) choose specific skill and practice
5) hockey stop, then crossover
6) skating backwards
7) turn from backwards to forwards
8) advanced: tight turns, hip openers, one leged
Important:
-focus on one skill at a time
-have grip in the ice so you trust the ice more
-practice and repeat, also off the ice works
I really love having you as my unofficial hockey coach. Thanks for all these English videos!
You’re most welcome! Glad I’ve been able to help you out!
Picked up hockey after 15 years off the ice these videos have been a lifesaver 🤘🏻
Glad you like them!👍
Danke Marcel! Deine Eislauftipps haben mich über die letzten 3 Monate sehr weit gebracht. Konnte gerade so - aus der Kindheit noch - ein bisschen geradeauslaufen und bin nun dabei Rückwärts-Übersetzen zu lernen. Ich hab mich in der Zeit immer schwer damit getan die Außenkante richtig zu fühlen und war immer unsicher drauf. Mir hat es sehr geholfen tief in die Hocke zu gehen und dann auf einem Bein zu balancieren und dann Stück für Stück die Kurve auf der Außenkante zu fahren. Jetzt hoffe ich, dass ich im nächsten Winter vielleicht mit Hockey spielen anfangen kann. Mach weiter so!
Vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar☺️ Ich hoffe auch, dass du bald mit dem Eishockey anfangen kannst!
I broke my foot during practice, and after half a year of recovery, I can watch the teaching and practice again🙇
jubeln🎉
Oh that’s not good, but glad you’re healthy again!
Marcel, thank you so much for this video and all of your videos. I really love your focus on progressions and specific practice when it comes to skill building and teaching. Not only is it making my 7 year old Gideon better but I’m improving too and passing those skills onto him, plus I feel like I’m learning how to speak German as well! Loved, subscribed and dedicated student from USA MI in the Marcel School of Hockey👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. Please keep up the OUTSTANDING work!
Hi Christopher,
You’re most welcome! Yes, focused practice is the key to progressing quickly! Glad you are learning German through the videos as well😃
Thank you very much 💚 for me as an intermediate/pro it's again a good possibility to go into more details. When I started I wish I could learn from you as well.
In my experiences it was always a real accelator to have a group of friends so in love with ice skating as I was. So having fun and play some catching games is really helpful because it's more intuition and loose more anxietys. For me it was always a little challenge to "be cool" and try all the things the others wanted to do and I spent so many hours and days on ice I learned so much out of it. Today with ice freestyle skating the same thing... There are always people better than you and those random situations driving fast and have to make fast decisions is a great exercise even for mental health. Ice skating has so many different factors that you can use for your whole life. That's why I still love it after 2 decades of driving. I wish I learned ice hockey too but I was just in public places and have done my best. For sure I learned throught friends that played ice hockey and they learned from me the freestyle stuff and yeah... Fun is the most important thing and not thinking to much. I love your videos so much. Your awesome man 💚 thank you so much 💚
You’re welcome! Glad you’re liking my videos!
That is so much great information thank you!! Now we need the next part! What de we learn after all that 🤠
You're welcome! Haha after that you start playing hockey!
This is helpful, thank you! Just stated skating in January, always come back to your videos when I feel stuck
Really happy that I’m your go-to video guy when you need help!
same here
I always watch you on inline skatingm nice seeing you where you are
Thanks! Yeah I’m actually more on the ice than inline.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool i actually learn alot from you
danke dass du das video gemacht hast :) Hab schon drauf gewartet :)
I really love your videos and it is helpful to move on. Thank you.
Glad that I’ve been able to help you out!
Very nice❤❤
@@roy87345 thanks!
Spiele zwar schon lange Eishockey aber schaue mir deine Videos trotzdem immer gerne an
Das freut mich sehr zu hören☺️☺️☺️
хорош. Марсель
Thank you!
Hilft das video auch wenn mann das mit den inliner übt ?
Ja
@@MarcelsHockeySchool ah dann ist ja gut
oh wie schön so ein ODR, ich musste gestern meines aufgeben :( zu warm mit 15 Grad
Ja meins ist momentan abgedeckt und ob es überlebt bleibt zweifelhaft….
bedra otkryvalki🎃
Super Video.. Werd deinen tip beherzigen und nicht an jedem skill ein bißchen rumüben, sondern mich auf einen pro eiszeit konzentrieren...
Super! Das ist so unheimlich wichtig und so machen wir es im Nachwuchs Training auch!
fanckyou
you're welcome