iTrain Hockey Forward Skating Training Intensive

[@Noobshreds]

This guy is my hero. As a 32 year old who is just learning to play, these videos are an absolute god send. Legend.

[@joshc5481]

Me too lol !

[@Ant4291]

37 here, just learning as well! Just got my gear to go to sticks and pucks near me

[@jacobmcvay123]

Lol same. Went to two open skates with a legit pair of hockey skates and I’m hooked. Gettin into puck n stick and open leagues now.

[@a3pk]

@noobshreds you still playing?

[@Feardengaming]

33 and getting into hockey want to learn better technique.

[@philrobertson647]

Grew up playing hockey in the 70's and 80's playing hockey. I would have KILLED to have training like this just freely available. Just excellent training and inside knowledge!

[@Cyanometry]

Quick Reference Guide to Drills: 0:40 High Knees - Holds & Alternates 1:29 One Knee Drops - Alternates 2:54 Two Knee Drops - Alternates & 360° Spins 3:47 Jumps - Two & One Leg 4:51 Stopping on Edges - Inside 7:03 Stopping on Edges - Outside 9:07 Stopping on Edges - Two Edges 10:53 Stop and Crossover Start 12:25 Step-overs 15:27 Half Step-overs 15:58 Stop & Starts - Wide 17:59 Stop & Starts - Quick 18:46 Stop & Starts - Three Step 19:15 Forward Crossovers - Full 25:58 Forward Crossovers - Half 26:42 Forward Crossovers - Mixed 28:01 Tight Turns 36:03 Tight Turns - Outside Edge Heel 37:33 Infinite Figure-8 Turns

[@scaeac]

Good job! It's very useful to me. Thank you!

[@thirdlinesniper3279]

y tho

[@doodle9688]

THX～

[@ねるお-k5j]

thank you!

[@tiffanytwisted3965]

Good job! Thank you! +

[@agilityuprising9210]

This guy is great. One of the best instructional skating videos on KZbin.

[@CampOzTV]

+iTrain Hockey , you should make new videos. I like how detailed your tutorials are. The best on youtube.

[@mr.gold-vancouvercanada1845]

Sean is probably one if the best hockey coach out there! Keep up all the good work!

[@itrainhockey]

Thank you!

[@SoloLap]

I'm such a beginner to skating (44 years old now), I just want to be able to skate well so I'm watching videos as I can't find a teacher where I am yet. You are probably the best skater I've seen, so much skill it's amazing...but I think that also has a negative effect on a beginner because I feel like I can't even begin to do most of what you're explaining 😂

[@DrBdan8]

These videos make me wish I could go back in time 30 years and start learning all over again. However I'm sure I can still improve a lot in my 40s and hopefully still play for another 20 years

[@dphotos007]

I wish I had this information when I played 20 years ago. Guy has great advise.

[@johnmaclean9915]

This video is 8 years old, but I am watching it before skating tomorrow at my local rink in London, UK. Still 100% useful. Thank you!

[@tiggavideo]

Very useful. Although I am not playing hockey just a 45 years old dad who wants to improve his skating skills to play catch on the ice with the kids :)

[@dphotos007]

When I played hockey I wish I was half as good as this guy, I am over 60 now and I really enjoy the sport of hockey. I don’t know if this instructor has clinics in different parts of the country but he should. If my daughter was into hockey I would like her attend his clinics. My daughter who is an adult now became a marathon runner and never was into watching or playing hockey.

[@robertdwyer6647]

Awesome explanation, demonstration and progression. My favorite online skate coach. Soorry Jeremy.

[@quinnanderson8316]

Haha hard decision right?😉

[@dnrblueliner]

This guy is absolutely excellent. Treasure of a resource for players, coaches. One preface to the excellent skating instruction, expertly fitted and sharpend skates essential enabler.

[@itrainhockey]

Thank you!

[@andy_italia]

This is gold! Thank you so much for sharing

[@brendanshield]

Watching this in Australia. Very good. Your never too old to get better.

[@philipneil2898]

What an awesome skater he is

[@carlel4219]

Great videos. Thank you.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

When I first viewed this a few years ago, I could do none of the drills. Now I can do most of them, but I can still find plenty to help me improve further. The only area of disagreement is that my coach tells me not to lean my upper body in when doing crossovers. She also gets me doing lots of skating in a circle drills with only one leg moving to improve my crossovers. I’m not fast, but that’s because I’m old. Excellent video, I’m sure I’ll watch it more times.

[@andrewfuhrmannscreenrepair7606]

Dude your hustle is legendary. This video is legendary. On top of those 2 you added the Quick Reference Guide to Drills. Wow... #1 video on the internet about training yourself from a beginner to a pro.

[@pakwaichan3732]

coach thankyou for the lesson

[@TerrysTwigReviews]

A+ video here. Going to use some of the outside edge drills to improve my stopping.

[@octavianpetic20]

This guy is a skating beast!

[@tkilgour]

Your vids are an amazing resource. I send these videos out before practice to all the parents to show their players. For practice, I demo then have them do it. It makes a huge difference. Saves me time and helps the player visualize before they come to practice. Thanks!

[@azatelibol9725]

This guy is a good coach! The only comment I have in terms of practical feedback is to slow down some of the different skills; especially when transitioning from one drill to the next.

[@goldtiger808]

Sean, Your videos and insight are great and helpful!!! Many thanks all the way from Anaheim California.

[@death2pc]

Excellent instruction throughout. Very sound established standards and demonstrated as well as can be. He's on a much deeper cut (hollow) - perhaps 8/16 - to that of some of us who choose to go flatter 14/16, 15/16, 1", 1"+ which, in his case - his deep hollow - favors his deeper edging maneuvers/grip on the ice. The amount of hollow is, of course, personal preference, as well, player position. He should point out his established hollow and give a light general discussion on hollow influence, additionally demonstrate the influence of say a set of runners cut at 8/16 to another cut at 15/16, etc........................

[@marcusmizerak]

Wow, amazing skills there!

[@davidrosej]

Dude, your tight turn tip was dead on! I thought going into a turn you needed to go soft on the cross overs out, which resulted in slow speed on the exit. Then, I watched your video about pushing HARD on the heels, so you hear it. Well I tried that, hard into the ice, pushed off fast, and the technique made my turn sharper and way faster. Great videos!

[@andrewchalfin8931]

This is so amazing. You explain it really well and you skate so quick, working so hard and recover to talk clearly. I'd be slurring my words after the first demo.

[@Made1NAustralia]

Great stuff! this is helping me learn so much about my skating. All the way from Sydney australia. thank you

[@marksy77]

iTrain Hockey... I wish I learned to skate like this... and I hope everyone who watches your videos understands how important these lessons are. You can't be a good hockey player if you aren't a strong skater!

[@alikakee]

Love this brotha!! I still need a lot of work to do, but you give me hope.

[@tiffanytwisted3965]

My english so bad..but i understand,sometimes 😁thank you so much ! Now i know what i will do this winter!

[@kentam499]

Thank you very much Sean. This is one awesome skating video! I will definitely be getting my kids to watch this!

[@jeffmackin684]

As someone coming into the game so late, I really appreciate your videos. They really help me understand the nuances of each skill in order to weed out a lot of wasted steps and errors. Using this series as a guide, every single time I step out on the ice I'm better than I was before. Love it!

[@shawnsmith7250]

I fell like this guy is better on skates on ice then I am with shoes on land

[@katielechh]

Bahahaha 😂

[@timpattydaechsel5988]

Totally , i have been skating for 55 yrs. playing hockey and coaching, about the only thing him and I do similar is step out on the ice left foot first 😀

[@bunnyman6321]

@@timpattydaechsel5988 That's pathetic 😒

[@MarkBlanchfield7]

💯 me 😂

[@paulmarciello6822]

Lol, he’s a retired NHL player

[@한레오-l5o]

Two thumbs up from Korea. Thanks!

[@-Nobody-1]

Really liking your instruction and overall presentation style. Your a talented teacher that’s for sure. Love thé content.

[@bobgreenhouse4801]

Dude I want a skating rink in my yard then I would be on house arrest I would never leave the yard by far this guy is priceless a wealth of knowledge if u sell anything let me know I support you 💯%

[@Taooflu]

Fantastic...wish I had done these courses when I was younger

[@kennethlin]

This is an amazing instructional video! Thank you so much coach!

[@tizianogenova194]

I'm from Italy. Thanks a lot for your best videos

[@brianpeterson3752]

Damn, awesome. Guy’s like a friggen robot on the ice.

[@samstanchotak254]

Thank u sir... All the way from ladakh india....

[@andrzej8460]

Thank you very much! I'm only a random skater but these videos help me to improve my skating. The explanations are clear and precise. with even such details like how to distribute your weight on the blade - toe, heel or whole blade - in different situations. Thank's a lot!

[@varkush399]

These are quality skating lessons! Thank you

[@nsmiunderdog9465]

This dude has the sharpest blades in the world like every step sound like waking on cereal

[@yanksfan43]

For sure I like that kind of edge too plus he is on outside ice much harder I think.

[@fritzleboo]

+Nsm I Underdog It appears to be very cold so the ice is really hard, and the guy is heavy so there is the friction there and he is also awesome.

[@attrition71]

might be 3/8 thats what i use

[@felixmacintosh1796]

yes the ice make the difference

[@xTheNameisEthan]

Nsm I Underdog lmao it sounds like he has mics on his holders

[@Thephonesupporttech]

Wow these drills are awesome. Makes me excited for the next time stick time comes around. In the middle of the beer league season currently so I'll implement what I can

[@bunnyman6321]

Why it's called beer league?

[@tochung]

Wonderful and powerful demonstration! Seems I still have a long way to go. Thank you for the great sharing!! :)

[@georginikolov6908]

Thank you a lot! The most perfect breakdowns I've seen.

[@robertshetsen8691]

Great video i love it excellent skating

[@AnonymousUser-xf7iz]

You are my teacher for ice skating I know how to skate correctly because of you I've seen many of your video it's very helpful!! after I can do like half of this video I'll try to learn hockey either

[@goodboyringo9716]

Great teaching please keep it up, oh very powerful skater. I would hate to get hit into the boards by him,GGGG

[@kudezamiah9798]

My son is in learn to skate. Many of these drills are being taught but there are so many kids in the class that he's not picking up as quickly as he should and so can you please create a learning video for each of these moves. A learn to skate series. We can watch the video together then go to the rink to practice them.

[@JuanPalomoM]

Thanks for these wonderful vids. I've been an inline hockey player (i'm spanish) for my whole life, and this year living in Austria i started playing ice hockey. Really helped me to make the transition much smoother :)

[@treygray2817]

Juan Palomo is inline popular in Spain?

[@luxxn]

awesome work! thank you very much for sharing, I really appreciate it

[@stevestewart5597]

Sean.. You are a really a good hockey coach.

[@paulk1696]

this guy has amazing skills! I'm still trying to master the first drill yet!

[@luiscipher4855]

Brilliant!! I wish I had you as a skating coach when I was a kid playing in the Czech Rep :) You are very good at explaining the key points of each drill. Keep up the good work!

[@iniigo.g4818]

i will use this training the next winter in Maine because im from Spain and i don't know very well how to skate.

[@BreeZeTSHQ]

another amazing video! thanks a lot

[@piotrroz8635]

You have are very good ice

[@themthingsthangin]

As a college kid just trying to get into this, thank you for these. This looks hard but I'm gonna try.

[@hockeyinc.1247]

Awesome videos! Can you do one about stoping?

[@shaunlorentz7199]

What type of cut do you have on your blades 5/8" ?

[@malties]

Awesome!!

[@alexl91l24]

Insane skater !

[@newmaj1482]

great vid mate, thanks for the help, watching from newcastle, england

[@barzsu90]

thanks for those excellent videos; as a real "old" beginner (is 39 old?) I use them to store as much theory as I can to move on and progress in skating (first). I'll suggest some of your exercises to our coach ;o)

[@sodahedits6207]

This is the greatest youtube channel ever

[@jasonrekker4328]

Sean, fantastic video and instruction. Could you speak to the effect of radius of hollow when learning the stopping skills? I've found that most people trying to learn stopping, especially on the outside edges, are impeded by a ROH that is too deep. The skate bites too much, which makes finding the sweet spot when first learning far too difficult. Most folks go with the standard sharpening at their local pro shop which is usually 1/2" or close to that, which offers quite a bit of bite. Something like a 7/8" or 1" ROH I've found to be very helpful when learning the t-stop or outside edge stopping skills. I was in my 40's before I figured this out; wish someone had taught me a bit about this when I was first learning - would have accelerated my development much more quickly.

[@tubeofjin]

Awesome... Thanks for Sharing !

[@antonv5595]

Thank you very much from Russia! Great video!

[@itrainhockey]

Thanks very much Anton! Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/

[@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743]

Please make more vids, you are s genius

[@bangyahead1]

Watch an NHL game and you'll see these drills in action, garuanteed. They always say what seperates NHL regulars from career minor leageurs is skating ability. Stick handling is the easy part. Sydney Crosby is a skating clinic every game, without fail.

[@S0larW1nd]

Great video Sean! curious - on these 'half crossovers' also called 'running crossovers' do you just plan the foot down the ice or slam it with force? and also how far off to the toe is the weight? Assuming the full blade is on the ice is the weight completely off the heel? Since in normal crossovers the weight is firmly on the heel how do you prevent the blades form fishtailing if the weight is transferred to the toe? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

[@johngallagher672]

Another awesome video. Just wondering: are you wearing shin guards for the knee drops? Thank you.

[@jiadongyue5749]

I love your video.

[@aaazzza]

Gracias

[@michaeliacobucci4893]

im 52 and watching this i wish i had early on great way for children to learn

[@sonamrinchen7802]

Sir u r a legend. Sir i want teach ice hockey sir can u make some videos and send me plzzz sir...🙏🙏

[@AndytheWoodButcher]

Would love to spend a couple of hours on the ice with him. Great coach

[@atarisbetter9199]

When stopping on your inside edge one footed. How do you transition your foot sideways to initiate the turn. I try but I just turn on one foot? Or catch the edge and fall. I need a tip

[@cementmixer4342]

Nice

[@MulliganCDN]

I've never played competitive hockey and I've only done hockey school once. I play beer league and pick-up 2-4 times a week. For some reason I've never fully understood how to properly do cross-overs and I seem to only be able to do them to the right but to the left doesn't make sense to me lol. Backwards cross-overs are the same. Maybe I'm right brained I don't know lol.

[@imfeelinfree]

Any concerns with knees collapsing inwards??

[@jamyangnamgyal]

Thank you very much from Hamilayas.

[@alanl8888]

this is the best video you made

[@giampaolofini1535]

Do you use a really aggressive RoH cut like 3/8, or 5/16 to get that extra grip and make that "scratchier" sound on the ice?

[@killian7498]

I was wondering what is the model of your skates and how sharpened are your blades ? (1", 5/8", 1/2" or 3/8" ?)

[@Melissa05121992]

I wonder where is this guy coaching ... love the video :)

[@itrainhockey]

Thanks very much Melissa! Sean's from Toronto, where are you from? Great to hear from you and hope this video really helped you out! We'll be adding more videos directly to our new iTrain Hockey website which will be launched on May 1st. If you're interested and want me to keep you up-to-date on all the new training videos you can join our bi-weekly email newsletter list at this link or follow us @iTrainHockey or on Facebook + Twitter. itrainhockey.com/join-the-team/

[@КонстантинНовиков-ю8н]

Hello coach! I really like your lessons, but I do not understand many things, since I am from Russia and do not speak English. I have a big request for you, turn on subtitles on this type and then I can translate them. Thank you coach.

[@itrainhockey]

Hello! Clips shown on KZbin are only a glimpse of the FULL length videos added to my membership site at www.itrainhockey.com all training videos have closed captioning in over 100 different languages!

[@КонстантинНовиков-ю8н]

@@itrainhockey Many thanks coach! You are doing a great job for all hockey and many people, your classes are very detailed and help a lot! Thank you very much again! Unfortunately, I could not upload the video on your site, but I hope this is temporary and I will soon be able to be in your team!

[@559043]

hearing the ice crack never gets old.

[@drobastein7203]

GENIUS-GENIUS-GENIUS!!!!))

[@ukaszmiler1059]

17:15 is one of the most important exercises I think

[@SaccoBelmonte]

I swear you could do a great Fred Astaire dance videoclip with all this footage.

[@xTheNameisEthan]

I’m gonna be getting back on the ice after about 4 years of not skating, I’m gonna use some of these drills to try and get my feet back under me

[@anthonymackay3946]

It comes back quick, youll be shit for an hour and then you'll have what you had 4 years ago after a little fine tuning 👌

[@Snack_Package]

This guy is good.

[@kristiewisniewski9704]

I wish this guy was my kids coach!