Connor Bedard Stickhandling Session (Follow Along!) 🏒

[@nathanielfitch5451]

Nice vid. Currently going to bed but next time I’m off ice I will give this a go! These sessions are always great. I always use the stickhandling drill video

[@TheMaggux]

That lad has really mastered the toe drag, holy crap.

[@HockeyHawk]

I may be able to pull this off with some serious wishful thinking 😅. Your last challenge video was probably the silliest thing I’ve ever recorded myself doing, I couldn’t stop laughing because I was SO bad 😂. But hey, it was good practice. Keep ‘em coming!

[@riyaplayz4222]

Nice video! These are perfect for off ice, I noticed I’m getting way better at stick handling.

[@ranh868]

I love it,I do it almost every day!

[@JenMitchell-t9n]

I love this video

[@graysonwalker4073]

Love the video by the way, scored an end to end bar down goal in tryouts only using what you taught me

[@hockeytraining]

Let's go!! Nice work man

[@graysonwalker4073]

Thanks❤love your vids

[@Kelswithchrist]

This really helped thanks ❤

[@terrilynnrowan]

I am a complete newbie to learning to play hockey and have been practicing my stick handling in the basement...but I need to ask a complete newbie question: is basic stick handling more of a drag-catch (keep contact with the puck) or a tap-catch (tap the puck and then quickly get ahead of it to catch it)?

[@wubbalubbadubdub4931]

I'm also pretty new to hockey, but I believe the drag-catch is better bc if you use the tap-catch, the puck will leave your stick. in a game, you don't want the opponent to have a chance to steal the puck. if you use the tap-catch, the puck will be free for maybe 1 or 2 seconds, and it will be enough for the opponent to steal the puck.

[@ShortSideSniper17]

Tap is much faster but it depends what move you’re trying to accomplish

[@seikokoike3909]

It depends on the situation in the game.

[@Archibald49]

Incroyable

[@ryanorr5755]

less go!

[@YES-HOCKEY]

Hello! How do you measure puck skills? Where are the numbers?

[@ellabellahockey7849]

I do that 10 minute training session every day.

[@hockeytraining]

Nice work! Are you noticing improvements?

[@ellabellahockey7849]

Definitely!! Conner Bedard is my inspiration!

[@ellabellahockey7849]

I watch all the stickhandling videos for more improvement

[@graysonwalker4073]

Me to Connor Bedard stickhandling and 30 minutes stickhandling

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

For someone who lives an apartment on the second floor, where do you recommend going for some off-ice stick handling practice? There’s nothing but concrete around here in LA.. No sport-court that is publicly available.

[@hockeytraining]

Concrete with a green biscuit is fine with an older stick!

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

@@hockeytraining thanks for the reply. Gotta find some smooth concrete because most of it is non-smooth black top or non-smooth cement

[@graysonwalker4073]

I use a green biscuit in my garage

[@valdemarfahrendorff8690]

What blade do you play with?

[@hockeytraining]

CCM P29

[@Bennett-wu4zo]

Come backe

[@graysonwalker4073]

What is the app name?

[@iamworriedsick]

i like your videos but i think this one was thrown together to fast without much conviction, however i do like the session, nice work

[@Matthew-dr1tb]

Stop looking down at the puck

[@Terence_sddgROBLOX]

Skibidi toilet

[@WilliamBullard-ej1kh]

Bedsy