Forehand Toe Drag Slip FULL TUTORIAL!

Here’s a full tutorial of this cool deke move from iTrainHockey.com! It’s effectiveness is in the detail. Show the puck, tempting the opposition to poke check and you execute a toe drag to protect the puck under your body. Now’s the time to exit and slip out to your backhand side separating from the player with speed! Watch the full 3 Marchand Dekes 10 minute skills tutorial video today at iTrainHockey.com
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[@kurzemite777]

excellent skills!

[@DangleNation1]

Great vid!!🔥

[@dannyschmidt9058]

Great video

[@user-oc8lp2zp8c]

Nice!!!

[@foxmulder3785]

I think if you do a mohawk during the deke it will increase speed significantly.

[@conceptalfa]

👍 👍 👍!!!

[@user-us2lp2st4c]

👍🏻

[@cheapskategamer8562]

Just a tip..... you MUST HAVE HANDS to pull this off!!!!

[@roshana110]

Yeah if you don’t have hands, idk how you plan on holding a stick

[@cheapskategamer8562]

@@roshana110 Well you know what I mean. All players can stick handle back and forth. For a kid maybe age 10 up to pull off your move they would need to practice toe drags from front position side position and even stretch back position. Practicing back hand toe drags would also be beneficial. This is what I mean about hands. I coach Novice players and 95% of the players on my team as well as teams we play against don't know how to toe drag or some do know the concept but can't pull it off in practice or game situation. So to reiterate to pull off your move you need to practice more then just stick handling back and forth. You would need GREAT HANDS!!!!

[@valencehockey1668]

What kind?

[@cheapskategamer8562]

@@valencehockey1668 Obviously hands like the guy has in this video. I coach 7-10 year old's in house league. So many kids want to toe drag or Michigan. But I tell them it takes hours of practice everyday. Coming out to 1 or 2 a week ice practices you will never get to the level of toe drags. Kids watch this guys videos and ask how you pull these moves off and I just keep saying practice at least 20 mins a day or more if you can on a tile pad with a dangle puck 2.0 using a extreme stick handler. My point was crawl before you walk. So many kids get discourage at a young age if they can't before a certain move right away. Case in point that I mentioned above. If you did not work on you hands (stickhandling abilities than I would stay away from trying this move out until you do have a firm grasp on how to stickhandle with precision.

[@DangleNation1]

@@cheapskategamer8562I am in AA u11 and it’s a very situational skill that needs to be practiced every day to master.

[@Ghost9909]

Alright here’s what I’m noticing. In this toe drag, the coach is flipping that stick upside down to pull with the toe. When I watch an NHL player do it, they’re grabbing it with the toe, but the stick isn’t flipped like that.

[@DankSandwich]

What you’re referring to are not toe drags. KZbinrs can’t tell the difference though so when you watch compilations they will contain clips of what I will elaborate on in future sentences. What you’re seeing are essentially fake passes, fake shots, or a form of a misdirectional deke. At full speed they can look very similar but a toe drag distinctly uses the forehand side of the toe of the hockey stick (ignore the fact that backhanded toe drags exist). Due to the high risk/reward ratio of the toe drag, it’s not used very often; for younger players it’s a skill issue (toe drags are pretty difficult), and for professionals it’s a time/space/speed/highly skilled defender issue.

[@toddpennie4232]

If you watch the guys core only then step into him hit him ‘dangling ‘ doesn’t work 😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tmoss017]

I appreciate you making a video but this is a terrible tutorial. We get it you have skills but for a beginner this doesn't help AT ALL. You need to slow it down and give some tips on how exactly the puck sticks to your blade

[@BleachCowboy2016]

wym he did it in slow motion like 5 times!

[@charcole19]

Go watch his stick handling training intensive - he starts from square one.