Blue Line Standards of the NHL's Elite Defensemen

[@glenhuysamer]

From Cape Town South Africa Master's (Beer League) player totally appreciates your KZbin videos. thanks for all the awareness, tips and insight.

[@Train2point0]

That's awesome! Love the geographic diversity we are getting in the members area and here with the KZbin community 👍

[@empyr_justinlaw]

Hey Jason I'm the guy who ran into l you at stick & puck the other week! As a d-man this insight is super useful. Definitely going to try and work on applying it. Keep up the good work 🙌

[@Train2point0]

Haha yes! Thanks for saying hi and will do 💯

[@bosun9581]

you deserve more subscribers

[@Train2point0]

@bosun9581 Thanks man, appreciate that 👍

[@jeffholt3841]

Great explanation!

[@Train2point0]

Thanks Jeff 👍

[@ShanahanSport]

Epic Instruction

[@Train2point0]

🙏 💪

[@poisonlegend]

Bro love your videos they help a lot

[@poisonlegend]

I’m an offence but this video still helps when you drop back for your defence to move up

[@Train2point0]

Happy to hear that! Yes you can definitely still gain value from these defensemen focused videos as a forward.

[@BarnSessions10]

I wish I had this as a kid playing at that very same rink. Do you offer in-person classes in Richmond/Vancouver?

[@Train2point0]

For Train 2.0+ members if you want to send me an email [e-mail]

[@michaeltalbot6785]

When doing the soft drag backwards do you apply pressure more in the heel or toes? The way Makar gets that snow spray off his blades doing it, i can't seem to do that.

[@Train2point0]

Depends on which skate, skate on ice heel, skate doing the drag, toe.

[@michaeltalbot6785]

@@Train2point0 thanks, yeah i meant the skate doing the actual drag!

[@Pivizi]

do you keep the nub in your stick?

[@Train2point0]

All personal preference! I do yes.

[@movsarbaraev]

great video thanks a lot

[@Train2point0]

You are welcome.