ADVANCED EDGE WORK DRILLS 🔥🏒

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In this video, Steve from BK Hockey shows us some advanced edge work skating drills that you might see your favorite NHL stars doing.
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[@hockeytraining]

I was thinking we would film a stickhandling drills video next. What do you think?

[@mandys1505]

yeah; more edge drills sound good though, too..

[@komiccow5312]

Yeah what he said

[@cohendendekker1544]

I think that would be awesome

[@RaphaelKaufmann]

Stickhandling drills, I'm all for it.

[@Chr0mePisto1a]

Damn those one foot outside edge stops... wow!

[@BarDownStyle]

Steve, you're amazing. Keep the vids coming!

[@RaphaelKaufmann]

The production is impressive. Excellent work!

[@dan3307]

Amazing! One thing I really appreciate is both the slow-mo and close-up views of the coach's skates - this can help you see things like how he's stopping on the toes of his skates as opposed to the heels (take note rollerbladers!). Also balance and ankle, knee, hip and core strength are so key that if you have these, you can hockey stop on one foot - inside or outside edge, or two feet. Beginners like myself really only focus on the two feet, outside edge, hockey stop. Also it's nice to see how the coach uses his crossovers directly after making sharp turns to maintain stability and not lose an edge. Trusting your balance and edges is very difficult for new skaters so it's cool to see this advanced work and how he doesn't doubt his edges or worry about falling when performing these techniques.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

The double outside edge drill is also known as an eagle stop. I can’t open my hips wide enough to do that. As usual, awesome skating and stick work.

[@288theabe]

I would wreck all the ligaments in my knees if I tried any of the outside edge drills...

[@tasjesharron3042]

Awesome video! Thanks!

[@fanclubsteklovata]

Thanks!

[@kurzemite777]

Excellent!👍

[@vancouverrob]

Good camera work at center ice! Well done!

[@hockeytraining]

Thanks a lot!

[@idiscipletv6542]

Your video work is 🔥

[@hockeytraining]

Thanks 🙌🏼

[@courtneyking6015]

The camera work really is excellent.

[@hockeytraining]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@em1lymcgurk22]

these videos are awesome! can’t wait to try some of these out at public skating to improve my edge work

[@hockeytraining]

Nice - good luck and let us know how it goes!

[@connormichel6010]

Love these vids I'm gonna begin practicing these and try to improve my edges

[@kevinmckinnon8562]

What kind of skate sharpening does Steve use? He has perfect control over his weight distribution while braking.

[@samcoble4215]

He’s just that good

[@mariamagiba7570]

3/8

[@kevinmckinnon8562]

No way it's 3/8s lol

[@user-tp7fc7um6q]

whats your skate sharpness ??

[@thecover6532]

Nice

[@hazelnut121]

Steve probably uses somewhere around a 1/2 cut on his skates because when he does tight turns he often does a turning stop instead of a full sharp turn. 1/2 cuts are shallow cuts that help with speed and ease of stopping. 3/8 are the opposite spectrum, they are deep cuts that help with turning/maneuverability and more sudden but forced stops. Stopping around those turns appears to be easier than doing the turn itself, which discounts the use of a deep cut sharpen, and suggests a shallow cut sharpen.

[@iAN-in9en]

Double outside edge stop. Impressive! When do we ever need to stop like this?

[@tkoze]

You don't. It's just for edge control

[@tkoze]

I do all these in my lessons- I should have made this video years ago!

[@brahmashockey5039]

Is that a po2 curve?

[@sacrety2146]

I just signed up for some basic training for hockey since I'm interested in the sport I start on January 7th!

[@hockeytraining]

Nice, welcome to the best sport in the world!

[@AlexNicholls.]

where do you get trousers like that

[@VelNdm]

💪🔥

[@vladvlad9834]

What is the sharpening radius of your skates ??? какой радиус заточки Ваших коньков???

[@vladvlad9834]

@Artem Soloviev Это понятно, я знаю как себе заточить, но интересно как точат профи. Человек моей комплекции, катается конечно более профессионально. То что в инете написано это больше к теории, слишком много нюансов влияющих на выбор радиуса заточки, интересно практический опыт , КАКОЙ РАДИУС ЗАТАЧИВАЕТ КОНКРЕТНО ЭТОТ ЧЕЛОВЕК???

[@Argeniumus]

@@vladvlad9834 фишка-то в том, что никто из хоккеистов уровня профи или полупрофи не расскажет вам ничего толкОвого что-либо о заточке и профиле лезвия, ибо нет им смысла раскрывать какие-либо секреты.

[@vladvlad9834]

@@Argeniumus Я точу себе 20-18 радиус, для моего веса 67 кг вроде как рекомендуют 15 , понятно что радиус заточки зависит от многих факторов . Интересно какой радиус точат профи

[@Argeniumus]

@@vladvlad9834 при моем весе в 70кг тоже точу на 20, но как мне показалось, что путь торможения слишком длинный, даже если сильно упирать ногой в лёд. Пробовал на 15, но уж слишком тяжело тормозить на таком радиусе и на резких поворотах скорость заметно падает...

[@vladvlad9834]

@@Argeniumus у Вас лёд какой?у меня открытый каток с искусственным льдом. Если на улице ниже 0 , то лёд твердый , если плюсовая температура то лёд мягкий , можно так сказать.

[@user-bu3ig8mt6x]

Kapec kruto)

[@l.j.i]

Jesus. And I'm just proud of myself if I don't fall right out of the box. #duster 😂🙈

[@jayaustinson5992]

CCM on this video, wonder why he switched out of the vapors

[@hockeytraining]

Steve was doing some testing with different skates

[@ccmTopher34]

how many years of edge work practice is needed to do these drills lol

[@hockeytraining]

It takes years of skating to become this good. Keep at it!

[@ivanbolo187]

Why so handsome?

[@RandomPerson-gn7fu]

Crosby and Barzal have better edge work than Nylander

[@mackydirty1856]

Random Person ok?

[@user-hr3il9wu9u]

literally slows down on every turn. definitely not outside edge. edges grip. he's using a flat edge, slowing down and the reaccelerating. But what do I know ;)

[@tkoze]

I agree with you. I guess the debate is: is it better to brake/turn and potentially take a tighter turn but with a loss of speed, OR, is it better to not slow down through the turn and potentially take a wider turn? I use both. I think it's good to know everything and pick and choose what's best for the game scenario.

[@BenBreeg1138]

Yeah, this is a different and more recent approach than “tight gliding” for lack of a better term, although he is definitely on his outside edge.