BACKWARDS CROSSOVERS FOR HOCKEY PLAYERS

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In this video I show you guys a few simple drills that you can do to help you generate more power in both your crossover push and crossunder push. And start to improve that speed going backwards.
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[@andreaplate653]

This is the best breakdown of backwards crossovers on hockey skates I’ve seen. Excited to give this a go!

[@galdruslock6371]

Wow probably the best video I've seen so far on how to crossover backwards. Others are explained and demonstrated too quickly. lol

[@amount2nothin244]

So good to see a tutorial on backwards cross overs that isn't just going round in a circle. I.e actually useful!

[@FGFsMo]

Definitely need work on my backwards crossovers! I don't get why they are so difficult when they're basically the same motion as a forwards crossover and those are pretty easy for me!

[@-Nobody-1]

Not the same motion though. Your not stepping over. You’re grabbing ice and bringing it under you… so to speak. Its a cross under.

[@EliteFitnessWithSteve]

Matt great "free" video. People dont realize this is all from the goodness of your heart and desire to help people. Im a subscriber for life man......cheers!!

[@mjm4495]

This is an excellent video. The advice is spot on. It's a little counter-intuitive, but the more you "step out", the easier it is to get that "push under" and then cross over with the other foot.

[@PROLIFICCA]

Hi, I particularly appreciate the part between 0:30 and 1:00, the glide on one leg with alternating C-cuts and underpushes. This really helps understand what each leg is doing during that move. Thanks a lot! :)

[@HockeyProTraining]

Glad it helped!

[@petercastellano4111]

Am I crazy or were you crossing behind your front foot in the beginning of the video, but then later you were crossing in front of the front foot?

[@AnonymousDgzjk]

Still trying to figure it out

[@kdlittlehawk]

??????

[@Ghost9909]

Yeah the two sections were different. In the first part he is doing it with one leg and in the second part the C-cut is with one leg and the push is with the other leg.

[@petercastellano4111]

@@Ghost9909 luckily since i commented on this years ago i figured out how to do this lol. it's very hard to teach someone this, it all comes down to just knowing your body, the edges, and how to move on the ice!

[@Big.Duke.Six.]

Phenomenal looking drill. Haven’t seen this technique before. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you for posting…

[@lightweave]

I have seen this explained in other videos but never quite got it. This is the first video where it was explained slowly and in great detail, so I finally understood that second push and where it is supposed to come from. Thanks! 😃👍

[@ArnoldBru]

Thanks ! so helpful !

[@petergbrics7260]

Very professional.Thanks man

[@carlel4219]

I have been ice skating for years and I can say that these videos are awesome. They are excellent. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@anotherbutt4chair454]

Could you do a video showing the same moves but slower? Specifically when you say push and pull? Maybe overhead camera view would be good?

[@JustA6ix]

Good stuff Matt! I'd love to see the backwards cut to the middle on the blue line (o zone). Keep up the good work.

[@HockeyProTraining]

Thank you

[@pauldimattia]

Thank you for this excellent demo!

[@HockeyProTraining]

My pleasure!

[@dbdcamper7206]

Great video I'll try this Saturday

[@HockeyProTraining]

Thanks, Let me know how it goes!

[@TokYY1337]

Love your videos! Keep up ! I would like to see some advanced stopping / turning with stopping video, where you stop mainly with your outside edge.

[@HockeyProTraining]

Thanks! Stay tuned!

[@pasquinitec]

great drill, I'll let you know how it works. at my next Stick time. It shows my real weakness Thanks!

[@michaelsuzio4364]

I just started backwards crossover on ice skates 4 months ago getting faster and more explosive in movement every time////once every couple weeks I live 300 miles from the ice rink that I like skating at 500-600 miles away from the other 2

[@claytonmichael5237]

Do this exact same video with backwards crossovers but break down the mechanics if you would please positioning of body everything

[@ryanlee2590]

I need something to simply help with my outside edge control for this

[@HockeyProTraining]

Check out some of my other videos regarding edge work skills, I have some fairly simple but effective ones up on my channel. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@paulrath7764]

If you need to get up to speed in short distance, try a backwards waltz-step instead.

[@weldonryckman4521]

How does he snap his fingers with gloves on

[@bcn4551]

i downloaded this video on my ph and watched at the ice rink today, tried to copy the foot work. I could not pick up my foot to go over it even, i can skate backwards well and i can do forward crossovers easily but i can't do the the backward, why? :) i almost feel like need to hold someone hands to stay in balance!

[@HockeyProTraining]

Keep practicing, go slow, work on doing it stationary and when you feel more comfortable pick up your speed.

[@petercastellano4111]

Same situation here

[@Ghost9909]

I got so confused watching this. In the first demo, he shows the C-cut and the push with the same leg, but in the 2nd part, he C-cuts with one leg and pushes with the other. It took me a few watches to see the difference.

[@manishklmcp]

How to crossover while turning

[@HockeyProTraining]

Watch my video on tight turns for hockey players!

[@stevenhaskell9025]

If I can a full ice rink for myself then id try it, if I did this in my local rink they would think i'm mental

[@Dansnox]

Then your ego is bigger than your drive to improve. When learning you have to forget about people "thinking your mental" the reality of it is they will have forgotten about you 5 minutes after walking off the rink.

[@blitz5535]

POSH POSH POSH POSH POSH POSH

[@jamesbond-us9vb]

there are many people from Ukraine in Canada

[@BrianRiendeau]

is it just me or is it impossible to learn backward crossovers from videos, shit makes no sense from this angle.