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AvDog · 05-21-2010, 03:03 AM

I would pick a couple skills to practice every time I go skating. I spent a LOT of time on forward inside and outside edges. Once you can get mostly comfortable on both edges, everything else is a little easier.

Here's a link to a video on edge control. Check out all the other videos by "BusinessRecovery". I know the screenname doesn't make any sense, but it's all Candadian Hockey development videos (I hear Canadians are good at that hockey thing).

Also, here's a link to the USA Hockey Adult Skills Manual.

Enjoy!

05-21-2010, 03:03 AM	#3
AvDog Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Littleton, CO Country: Posts: 32 vCash: 500	Here's 2 resouces I would pick a couple skills to practice every time I go skating. I spent a LOT of time on forward inside and outside edges. Once you can get mostly comfortable on both edges, everything else is a little easier. Here's a link to a video on edge control. Check out all the other videos by "BusinessRecovery". I know the screenname doesn't make any sense, but it's all Candadian Hockey development videos (I hear Canadians are good at that hockey thing). Also, here's a link to the USA Hockey Adult Skills Manual. Enjoy!