How to Stop as a Hockey Player in 2024

Looking to stop as a hockey player in today's NHL? In this video Jason goes over how the top players are using their edges to drag, cut and stop themselves more efficiently with way less effort than how we were taught in the 90's and early 2000's. In our latest video, we dive deep into the revolutionary Downhill Skating System, showcasing a variety of advanced stopping techniques that today's top players are mastering. From edge drags to toe and heel drags, we explain why diversifying your stopping methods is crucial for dominating the game.
Acceleration might get all the glory, but the art of deceleration is a game-changer in hockey. Creating space isn't just about speeding up; it's also about knowing how to slow down effectively. Our expert coaching tips on using punches, toe drags, and heel drags as strategic moves will help you outmaneuver opponents with ease.
Gone are the days of the basic snow plow and T-stop. It's 2024, and the game has evolved. If you're ready to separate yourself from the competition, add deception to your play, and claim your space on the ice, it's time to master the mechanics of modern stopping.
👉 We've put together a special training just for you - 5 FREE lessons in the Downhill Skating System. Discover how to adopt the cutting-edge style of stopping and deceleration that's setting today's best players apart.
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[@douglasruddick9656]

Nice one Jason I like it, so many players are doing it and how they disappear into space and score

[@Train2point0]

Exactly, getting lost in the O-zone my friend.

[@douglasruddick9656]

Just one question Jason How important is to be as near as the centre of gravity when turning leaning towards it on a tight turn 🤔

[@atcolarusso]

can you share more about your methods for analyzing the NHLers mechanics?

[@Den-08]

no, he is only can sell it

[@Train2point0]

Going over the downhill skating mechanical pillars and combining that with my education in Kinesiology + experience in coaching players is the short version haha hope that helps 👍

[@Train2point0]

I offer lots of free content on here as well my friend 💪

[@scottrodgers9101]

What happens when they go back to teaching defensemen to look at the chest and not the puck 🤔

[@Train2point0]

Haha the art between playing the body and going stick on puck!

[@ThomasSuperLacrosse2025]

Will this work in 2025

[@Train2point0]

Haha might be updated Thomas, the game is always evolving!

[@epicshootsphotography5253]

What if I can barely do a 2 foot stop?

[@Train2point0]

Mechanics first my friend. Would look at the downhill skating pillars and begin there. Walk before you can run 👍

[@aaronwhite1786]

This is just great news to someone who hasn't learned the two-foot stop on both sides!

[@Train2point0]

Haha it was meant to be 😂

[@aaronwhite1786]

@@Train2point0 If hockey can evolve to people only being able to stop with their right foot, I might have a shot at the show after all...

[@Train2point0]

Haha reps + awareness my friend.

[@baibamennika4480]

Why do you have to stop at all?

[@Train2point0]

Situational play and positioning.