See all of the drills that Sean Walker teaches at the iTrain Hockey Skating Edges Training Intensive. This video tutorial offers basic and advanced teachings on the correct technique to forward and backward inside and outside edge work. There are many detailed teachings on must-have skating edges skills in this video to execute an array of on-ice facets needed to play at a high level of hockey. An excellent video for beginners to elite level and all ages.
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44 Comments
video should be retitled to "how to destroy your neighborhood ice rink"
Очень хорошее катание и хорошо показно поэтапность исполнения!
4:43 "Right in the middle" looks inside edge to me.
Very skilled and strong player obviously. 40min video the guy doesnt sound winded at all, crazy !
The poor ice tho 🙁 I bet when this guy is on ice Zamboni just follows him 😀
most useful, informative, detailed, practical instructional video I've found! thank you for doing this coach!
Очень хорошие силовые упражнения , подходят как для любителей так и для профи 👍
What if your skates are constantly slipping on the bubble drill…. and why do my cuts never sound like this. Mine more like a stopping sound. Spray of ice sound…
That was awesome!! It reminded me of many moves that my son Jeremy practiced over the years.
That how you be come a better skater
Amazes me when you are going backward how your weight is ‘always on your toes’ but yet you don’t have bad posture or lean too far forward!! What’s the secret..? Weight centered throughout your core and upper body, knees over toes?? Very impressive..but going to be hard to demonstrate:-). Lol
Do this on the figure skating rink! Thanks
There is a sweet moment at minute-29 where you can tell just how much this guy loves skating well. It shows in the way he builds his demos. They are the most comprehensive tutorials on YouTube. Thank you from Maine, USA!
What do I have to do to get you to come to Florida and do some clinic's
Really great drills!
I bet he likes CCM.
I don't really understand what's the point of screwing the ice? Can you not play without digging so deep into the ice?
Laura Stamm C cuts..
Is there a training 'casual' ?
How tight are your skates supposed to be? Do you have a video on proper skate fitment?
what radius of hollow are you skating on
This is why figure skaters dont like hockey skaters during public sessions, tearing up the ice messes up our figure skating elements. Should have separate sessions.
Just started playing this year. Very happy I have found this guys videos.
Zamboni Driver: "Ah, I see jumpsuit has been back… better call in the big guns."
Sean, when I first watched this video several years ago…I think all I saw was blurry feet. I had very little idea what I was looking at. I have been working on all the drills, progressing from the easier ones to the hard ones and now I watch this video from start to finish with a really good idea of what this is all about! Thanks! This has improved my skating and coaching ability immeasurably!
The best
As if i didnt see myself eating it already. Once i saw those scissor kicks at 27:30 i lost it.
👍 👍 👍!!!
You shouldn’t cross your arms on your Stick it wastes time and crosses you up it’s just an extra unnecessary step
As a zamboni driver, i hate this.
I've used this video for training the past year and It has been a huge help. I started skating around 30 and you really helped me master my edges on and off the ice!
Where can I get the blue jumpsuit? I want to practice without full gear but need pants big enough at least to fit knee/shin pads underneath. Any help is greatly appreciated!
0:50 Two Foot Inside Edge Watermelon – Forward
2:26 Alternate Inside Edge C-Cuts – Forward
2:49 Alternate Inside Edge C-Cuts With Hip Rotation – Forward
4:07 Quick C-Cuts
4:21 Quick Heel Lift and Plant C-Cuts
5:01 Large Heel Lift and Plant C-Cuts
5:43 Single Leg C-Cuts – Quick
6:50 Single Leg C-Cuts – Large
8:17 Single Leg C-Cuts With Inside Hand Plant
8:48 Inside Edge Circle C-Cuts – Forwards Large
11:06 Inside Edge Circle C-Cuts – Forwards Quick
12:10 Inside Edge Circle C-Cuts – Backwards Large
13:00 Inside Edge Circle C-Cuts – Backwards Quick
13:43 Crosby Inside Edge Circle
15:58 Two Foot Inside Edge Watermelon – Backward
16:59 Alternate Inside Edge C-Cuts – Backward
18:10 Alternate Inside Edge C-Cuts With hip Rotation – Backward
19:02 Quick C-Cuts – Backward
19:45 Single Leg C-Cuts – Quick With Hip Rotation and Push off
20:25 Single Leg C-Cuts – Large With Hip Rotation and Push off
22:21 Alternate Outside Edge Kicks – Quick With Hip Rotation
25:03 Alternate Outside Edge Kicks – Quick
25:22 Single Leg Large Outside Edge Hold – Forward
26:02 Single Leg Large Outside Edge Hold – Forward With Inside Hand Plant
26:57 Outside Edge Toe Kicks – Backward
27:26 Scissor Outside Edge Toe Kicks – Quick
28:40 C-Cuts Then Kick Once
30:56 C-Cuts Then Kick Twice
31:10 C-Cuts Then Kick Three Times
31:52 C-Cuts Then Kick Max Out
32:40 Croby Inside Edge Up Ice
33:32 34:16 Left side C-Cut Right Side Cross-Over – Forward
34:51 Left side C-Cut Right Side Cross-Over Three Times – Forward
35:38 36:27 Two Foot Single Leg Slalom – Forward
36:54 Two Foot Single Leg Slalom – Backward (left side c-cuts then crosses under and kicks)
37:48 38:30 Two Foot Slalom – Forward
38:48 39:24 Two Foot Slalom – Backward
40:27 Single Leg Slalom – Forward
41:14 Single Leg Slalom – Backward
Администрация нашего катка этого товарища выгнала бы сразу … Обложив предварительно х…ями. Так рвать лед ему не дали бы … )))
two questions for you: first, I would love to try all those outside edge drills but I can barely balance for half a second before falling on the ice when I try to use the outside on only one foot. So what do you recommend to get started? Second, where did you buy that blue suit you are wearing, or where can you get something like it, as that looks comfortable to practice skating in.
“How to get kicked out of the holiday skating rink, Exhibit A” 🤣👏💪
Love it! Thanks so much for sharing this, so much stuff to practice 🤓
This video is amazing! You may have to run the Zamboni twice… I'll definitely be re-watching this video as I try to learn all the drills.
can i do these drilles without a stick
I've been watching this video for 5 years. And every time I watch it I still learn something new; it is that outstanding!! In fact I can easily say this video is by far the best out there in Youtube land on skating edges. Thank you Sean!
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Wicked awesome.
If it sounds good then it is good 😂
i watch this video to hear the ice crack
That poor ice lol
Your work here is amazing and I can't thank you enough for this awesome series. One question I have is, since I go to public skating sessions—where there are little kids and figure skaters, and they do not allow hockey sticks—to practice and learn, is it detrimental if I don't use a stick when doing these drills and does it affect the motion and balance enough to create bad habits?
How about an “intensive ice repair” tutorial? Or a “what to do when the Zam driver has a massive coronary” video?