How to Burn Defenders like MacKinnon - MacKinnon 1on1

How to Burn Defenders like MacKinnon - MacKinnon 1on1
If you've ever watched Nathan MacKinnon Highlights, you know that he is one of the most dangerous players in the NHL off of the rush. He beats defenders with speed - but also his footwork. We examine his footwork so that you can learn it and implement it in games.
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[@hockey6980]

You are the most helpful hockey teacher I’ve ever heard from thank you.

[@Train2point0]

Thank you for watching! Let us know if you need any help! -Coach Mason

[@KertoBrand]

Solid vid. The c-cut weight transfer is the key!

[@user-bt2po4nf8u]

Using the toes and the head direction to force the defenders to push that way! Love the duck bunny analogy I started taking on a defensive center role and started struggling to make moves because I wasn’t really putting effort into thinking on how to move the defender was just like yeah I’m gonna burn this guy this is definitely gonna change the way I move the puck on a quick 1on1/2on2 rush. Needed this video

[@fluntimes]

YES! Another MacKinnon vid. He's amazing.

[@Train2point0]

fluntimes what do you like about him?

[@fluntimes]

Train 2.0 - Jason Yee MacK is the kind of explosive player I've always tried to be. But more than just power, he's got slick stick work and a hell of a shot, all of which he can activate at speed. Only a few players in the world have that imo. McDavid being the other obvious exemplar of skill at speed. That goal MacKinnon scored last year against the Capitals where he scythed through the D before roofing a backhand is a great example.

[@absoluteferda604]

Nathan Mackinnon Isolation? And where do you find the videos for the isolation

[@doughendricks7332]

My favorite skater in the NHL.

[@chaseman12]

One of the best in the game now.

[@lukemelnik3159]

you should do a matthew barzal skating anylists

[@ashtonhall9430]

Can u do a video were you show us the best way to rush the puck for wingers. Like were to be and go

[@Train2point0]

OutLaw Dipper15 yep! Is there a player you’d like to see me break down?

[@matthewkmecz8730]

Train 2.0 - Jason Yee Mitch marner

[@jairoquintero26]

it is just becouse of one simple factor and that's momentum he is going faster than the defensive....

[@meetchh4049]

Do these principles also apply to inline hockey players?

[@Train2point0]

No question.

[@binks321]

He zigs...when they zag...hmm simple enough

[@0ooooooo1]

Patrick Kane isolation ?)

[@Train2point0]

KZbin Lynx workin on it!!

[@jimcomiskey1348]

In the old days we called it a deke.

[@MrLurkin4life]

What professional league did you play in? hockeydb says otherwise.

[@hockeyhacks]

Duck Bunny 🦆 🐇

[@iceant8724]

This is kinda like the Rasmus Dahlin one where he changes the way of the player

[@Train2point0]

IceAnt87 Similar principles, yes! What did you notice that was the same?

[@iceant8724]

Train 2.0 - Jason Yee The way they both expose kinda the puck and then change directions

[@Train2point0]

IceAnt87 Exactly! Great work seeing the pattern.

[@iceant8724]

Train 2.0 - Jason Yee Just trying to get better 😆

[@jonathonmurrison939]

This isn’t that special. drill drill on stickhandling then change directions really quick, keep the defenders guessing with different looks and feints

[@raydonato4051]

So, pretend to go one way, then go another. Why didn't I think of that?

[@pillepalle3614]

Thats what every player in every sport does! (The duck/bunny-analogy). You really try to sound smart but the content is so trivial.

[@JanitorJim56]

This was no help at all

[@liveslowlivesimple]

it made a lot of sense to me. it's all about deception, and then using certain mechanics (c-cuts) to utilize that deception to create space. not that complicated.