MHH Hockey Tutorials - How To Create Time and Space Using Cutbacks

In this week's tutorial we focus on creating time and space both as a forward and defenseman using cutbacks toward the wall.

[@chrisrugh792]

THIS is my new favorite channel... it’s hard to find tutorials about basic and situational positioning in the rink. I’m in my 40’s learning hockey- I’ve skated for years; I knew shooting and puck-handling would have their respected learning curves - I never imagined that knowing where to be in the rink at the right time would be my biggest hurdle. Great tips...pls keep them coming.

[@AdamFraserKruck]

Me too!

[@brianmckenzie1318]

Awesome! Attention to the details you describe is where it's at! Thanks for taking the time to explain and for all your videos!

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love the channel MHH! I totally agree that "It's all about the details" keep up the great videos, very helpful.

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[@benighted09]

Awesome vid. Very understandable. How do I reverse my biological clock 30 years to execute these moves properly?

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I just wanna be at my playing weight in midgets....

[@fan02Few]

Another good one! Although it would have been nice to see when to use one cutback or the other, dependent on defender's positioning (maybe something to do in future videos). Enjoyed it as always.

[@nickknez8294]

Nice work! Awesome video as usual. Could you make a video where you discuss the decision making process when you are in possession of the puck and approaching a defender 1 on 1? How do you decide what moves to make to deke or dangle the defenseman? Are there specific defenseman behaviors to look for when deciding what move to make? I think viewers would really appreciate a video that explores this idea. Thanks.

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I second that

[@jonfcartwright479]

Nick Knez mr Nick, there are videos out there. Just look. However imho, d are about keeping forwards wide;out of the slot... some things to consider after you have worked on your speed, some dekes and what side of the ice your on is to see if they are left or right handed; how much space(is the d closing the gap yet) and often waiting (or getting) the d to start their crossovers. Crossovers get the d to commit to the direction the are going to(usually). Try not to just deke with only your head movement. Try to use your shoulder & upper body just enough to sell it...d usually watch your eyes and or your "chest"… hope this helps...

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On it! New vids dropping very soon!

[@joshbrown1392]

Good video - Micah

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This is a great video but as a defensive how do you defend this?

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Can you create a video on backhand shots?

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Thanks for this chanel with many details. But this video have less 20% details for full skills.

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