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| 2003 Symposium Training Videos | |
| 2003 INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY SKATING SYMPOSIUM This 23 disk DVD series features 23 different lectures on hockey skating, hours of instructional training on hockey skating. Presentators and lectures are as followed: DVD 1 Sean Skinner: Introduction-Professional concerns-History of hockey skating-books, videos, journalsDVD 2 Robby Glantz: Stride Lengthening-common errors & ways to get coach put more skating in practice DVD 3 Sean Skinner: Four Part Model to Skating SpeedDVD 4 Steve Swanson from Frappier Acceleration sports training technology: applications to the skating athlete DVD 5 Sean Skinner Skill Progressions: On-Ice Plyos6 Steffany Hanlen Skill Progressions: Tight Turns7 Bjorn Kinding Skill Progressions: Pivoting8 Lorne Goldenberg Advanced Strength Training Strategies for Ice Hockey 9 Bjorn Kinding Generating Speed from the Start10 Peter Twist Hockey-Specific Energetics11 Frank Fedel Biomechanics of Ice verse Inline12 Barb Aidelbaum Precise Skating Development & Analysis to play College, Jrs, or Pro Hockey13 Marianne Watkins Survival Drills: Practical skating drills to survive in hockey14 Laura Stamm Corners, Circles and Lateral Mobility – The Key is Crossovers15 Peter Twist Future Directions in Hockey-specific Conditioning16 Wendy Marco Innovative Inspiration: Using tools, games & tricks to conquer skating’s challenges17 Steffany Hanlen 6 Signature Skating Mastery exercises for hockey players18 Jack Blatherwick Age-dependent development of athleticism & Hockey Specific dryland training19 Bonnie Blair David Cruikshank Ultimate speed and efficiency; basic speedskating fundamentals & how they relate to hockey20 Jason Bernick The Measure of True Success - Hockey Ministries International21 Paul Vincent Agility & Balance in Small Spaces22 Mike Bracko Biomechanics in Skating Instruction: From science to practice23 Sean Skinner Skating for Checking | |
| 2005 Symposium Training DVDs | |
| 2005 INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY SKATING SYMPOSIUM This 21 disk DVD series features 23 different lectures on hockey skating, hours of instructional training on hockey skating. Presentators and lectures are as followed:DVD 1 Sean Skinner: Introduction - Welcome - ConclusionDVD 2 Robby Glantz: Quick Stops and Explosive StartsDVD 3 Peter Twist The 5 Pillars of Skilful Physical Development for Individual Tactics DVD 4 Wendy Marco OFF THE HOOK! Mastering Skills with Motivating DrillsDVD 5 Swanson/Lockwood The Frappier Acceleration Approach to Hockey ConditioningDVD 6 Lorne Goldenberg The Science and Practicum of Metabolic Conditioning for HockeyDVD 7 Barb Aidelbaum Skating Drills to Improve your 2-Way GameDVD 8 Scott Livingston Specific Circuit Training for SkatingDVD 9 Marianne Watkins Raw Hockey–Real Skating “Everyday practice gets extraordinary results”DVD 10 Eric Lawson Proper use of Training ParadigmsDVD 11 Clint Steele Off-Ice Training for On-Ice SpeedDVD 12 Steve Serdachny Dynamic AgilationDVD 13 Hanlen/Hettinger The 3 Core Fundamentals that All Hockey Skating Skills and Drills are Built UponDVD 14 Peter Twist Balance Training DVD 15 Peter Friesen Rotational Exercises to Improve Hockey Skills and Lessen InjuriesDVD 16 Jack Blatherwick A Dual Approach to Skating Development:On-ice and Off-ice Training are SynergisticDVD 17 Alex Pirus Skating Your Way to Success - Testimony of a former NHL Pro DVD 18 Todd Drevitch Drill Progressions (on and off the ice) for Quick Feet, Agility and Acceleration DVD 19 Carrie Keil Biomechanics of the Forward Stride Recovery PhaseDVD 20 Susan Ellis Butts, Balls and Body Angles the Biomechanics of SkatingDVD 21 Michael Bracko Faster Hockey Players: Practical Application of Biomechanical Research | |
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| Box Hockey | |
| The ULTIMATE Gamefor Action, Excitement, and Fun! Dimensions Set Up: 3' x 6' x 6" High Walls Dimensions disassembled in box or hockey bag: 48" x 12" x 6" or 48" x 21" x 3" Weight: 24lbs (may ship at 30 lb weight class & oversize 1) Made from High Impact Polypropylene - Virtually IndestructibleLightweight thick Gauge T-6 Aluminum Alloy SticksPlaying surface is a Detachable and Roll-able sheet of High Density Polyethylene Game set includes: (1) High Impact Game Box made up of 9 interlocking partitions; { (4) side-rails, (2) goal partitions, (2) 2-hole partitions and (1) 3-hole partition }; (1) Synthetic-Ice Bottom playing surface, (2) T-6 Aluminum alloy sticks, (2) Snap-in nets, & (1) Low-friction puck as seen (1) Replacement set bonus pack [(2) nets, (2) blades, (1) puck] Instructions and games rules BOX HOCKEY brings the Thrill & Excitement of real hockey right into your living room, patio, game room or anywhere you want to experience The Most Fun you've ever had. BOX HOCKEY is an indoor/outdoor variation of hockey that is guaranteed to be the hit at every party, BBQ, family get-together or wherever it's played. You name it - birthday parties, tailgate parties, picnics, camping, school/park playgrounds, recreation centers, P.E. classes, before games, after games.... - whenever & wherever you want to have a ton of fun - BOX HOCKEY Scores! making most other games like foosball and air-hockey seem boring... ...Foosball, Air hockey, Pool & Ping Pong......."Move Over! .....BOX HOCKEYis Here!" BOX HOCKEY®- The Ultimate Hockey Game …It’s Hockey - "Anytime….Anywhere…" Never before have so many good things been packed into one box.... …Tons of fun, hours of excitement, gut splitting laughter, fast action, intense competition, great skill building for stick handling, an incredible workout system that builds upper body strength, forearms & wrists, cardiovascular and more. BOX HOCKEY®is an exhilarating indoor/outdoor portable one-on-one hockey game that’s played by kids and adults. The game has an instant appeal; not only to kids and families, but is also taking off like wild fire within the hockey communities. Debuted at recent trade shows in Las Vegas, the Let’s Play Hockey Expo and the sporting good industry’s largest show, The Super Show, as well as The Canadian Hockey Show; BOX HOCKEY®was by far one of the most exciting products and attention grabbers at the shows this year, attracting interest from several pro teams, major retailers and sporting good chains, and professional hockey trainers to name a few. One of the most fun and gratifying parts of the shows was seeing the game being played by past professional hockey players along with everyone else and seeing the level of intensity and fun they were having. Mike Hartman of the NY Rangers and Hall of Fame player Borje Salming from the Toronto Maple Leafs were just a couple that mixed up some fierce competition. It was great! and the overall response from everyone else at the shows, kids & adults alike, was phenomenal. The US HOCKEY HALL OF FAME purchased one to have at their facility for the kids & families in their interactive zone. Having the game in the Hockey Hall of Fame is quite a compliment and testimony of the quality of the game as well as the fun and excitement it’s guaranteed to provide with the feel of pure 1-on-1 hockey competition. BOX HOCKEY®consists of a virtually indestructible rectangular box made from a high impact polypropylene with a synthetic-ice playing surface made from a high density polyethylene. The unique design of the game allows it to set up quickly and easily and can be played in areas of limited space. Players face off across from each other using real hockey sticks with shortened blades and fight for control of the puck through the 4 sections of the 6’x3’ playing field until a goal is scored. The puck has a low friction design that allows it glide better than if it was on ice. The action is fast paced and definitely creates an atmosphere of excitement and high energy. The game will prove to be a hit amongst young players and parents taking it on the road and playing between tournament games and playing it in their hotel rooms instead of the infamous "hall hockey" which has haunted many a parent and coach from the calls for hotel security. It also comes highly recommended from professional trainers as an excellent tool for stick handling training as well as for cardiovascular workout and a strength builder for the upper body, forearms, and wrists. Well known stick-handling trainer, Sean Skinner, with Stick With The Edge (www.stickhandling.com), who puts on clinics all over the world had this tosay about the game, "…..Box hockey has to be one of the best stick-handling training tools available today. First it develops hand eye-coordination. It helps the player learn quick hands for digging the puck out of the corners or in tight situations and it teaches the player about being strong on their stick. Players learn real quick that they have to lower their bottom hand to be stronger when battling for the puck. The most important thing of all about box hockey is that it is a game! Players will play for hours just because they are having fun. The whole time they are playing the game they are actually developing hockey specific skills and coordination. I have used BOX HOCKEY®within a team to set-up tournaments which has increased the competitive nature of a team and individual players. Every team should use this hockey tool even NHL teams because players have a blast!" Whether it’s within the hockey community or just for fun and recreation at home with the family, BOX HOCKEY®definitely scores big providing what everyone wants.....a quality built product that’s easy to play and provides unlimited fun and excitement for everybody. | |
| Breakaways, Penalty Shots & Shoot-outs | |
| Breakaways, Penalty Shots & Shoot-outs Sean Skinner has conducted a comprehensive research on this subject of Breakaways from over 50 years of printed hockey books, videos and coaching materials. He has found there to be very little information on this topic for players and coaches, yet, we find breakaways occurring in almost every game, and penalty shots or shoot-outs deciding the tie breakers in key tournaments. In fact, in one point during the NHL season last year there were 19 penalty shots and only 3 goals. Players and coaches need to know how to score on the breakaway and how to be successful on the penalty shot or during the shoot-out competition. The body of literature up to this date has basically taught a player that you react to the situation. The players have been taught that if the goalie is out you deke and if the goalie is in you shoot. Thus, no principles or rules other than this reaction game have been taught, no pre-determined plan of attack has been given to players. No list of different shooting or deking options have been explained. This video will teach players and coaches the scoring principles for breakaways and penalty shots in a scientific progression. It is all based on the flow chart below. Players will learn what options they have from different attack angles, when to shoot or deke, and which moves score more often. By understanding why certain movements produce greater scoring percentages players can learn to increase their scoring habits and win the shoot-out or score on the breakaway. Preview Video | |
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| Checking for Ice Hockey | |
| Checking for Ice Hockey Sean Skinner and Stick with the Edge have done it again by producing another instructional video series, scientifically based and comprehensively researched. This video series on Checking for Ice Hockey covers all aspects of checking in including: DVD 1 - Skating for CheckingDVD 2 - PositioningDVD 3 - Stick ChecksDVD 4 - Contact Confidence and Body Checks Never before has there ever been such a comprehensive and detailed presentation on Checking with special sections on: Taking, Receiving and Avoiding Checks, Stick Checking Penalties, and Body Checking Penalties. Over 3 Hours of Instruction on 2 DVDs! Preview Video | |
| Coaches Drill Pad | |
| The Coach's Drill Pad is set up so coaches can draw drills out and write a detailed explanation of the drill. Coaches can put 3 drills per page. Each pad has 50 sheets | |
| International Hockey Skating Summit 2003: Disk 1 - Introduction | |
| DVD 1 Sean Skinner: Introduction-Professional concerns-History of hockey skating-books, videos, journals | |
| International Hockey Skating Summit 2003: Disk 2 Robby Glantz | |
| Disc # 2 Robby Glantz Stride Lengthening-common errors and ways to get coach to put more skating into practice | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 10 Peter Twist | |
| Peter Twist Disk 10 Hockey Specifics Energetics | |
| international Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 -disk 3 Sean Skinner | |
| Disk 3 Sean Skinner Four Part Model to Skating Speed | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 11 Frank Fedel | |
| Freank Fedel disk 11 Biomechanics of Ice VS Inline | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 12 Bar Aidelbaum | |
| Barb Aidelbaum disk 12 Precise Skating Development and Analysis to play college, jrs, or pro hockey | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 13 Marianne Watkins | |
| Marianne Watkins Disk 13 Survival Drills Practical skating drills to survive in hockey | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 14 Laura Stamm | |
| Laura Stamm Disk 14 Corners, Circles, and lateral mobility--The key is Crossovers | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 disk 16 Peter Twist | |
| Peter Twist Disk 16 Future Directions in Hockey Specific conditioning | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 17 Wendy Marco | |
| Wendy Marco Disk 17 Innovative Inspiration using tools, games, and tricks to conquer skating challenges | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 18 Steffany Hanlen | |
| Steffany Hanlen disk 18 6 Signature skating mastery exercises for hockey players | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 19 John Blatherwick | |
| Jack Blatherwick Disk 19 Age- Dependent development fo athleticism and hockey specific dryland training | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 20 Bonnie Blair & David Cruikshan | |
| Bonnie Blair and David Cruikshank Disk 20 Ultimate Speed and efficiency, basic speedskating fundamentals and how they relate to hockey | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 21 Jason Bernick | |
| Jason Bernick disk 21 The measure fo true success--hockey ministries international | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 22 Paul Vincent | |
| Paul Vincent Disk 22 Agility and Balance in Small spaces | |
| International Hockey skating Summitt 2003 Disk 23 MIKE Bracko | |
| Mike Bracko Disk 23 Biomechanics in Skating instructions, from science to practice | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 disk 24 Sean Skinner | |
| Sean Skinne Disk 24 Skating for Checking | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 4 Steve Swanson | |
| Steve Swanson Frappier Acceleration Sports Training Technology: appliations to the skating athlete | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 5 Sean Skinner | |
| SEan Skinner Skills Progression On Ice Plyos | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 disk 7 Bjorn Kinding | |
| Bjorn Kinding Disk 7 Skills Progression: Pivoting | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 8 Lorne Goldenberg | |
| Lorne Goldenberg Disk 8 Advanced Strength Training Strategies for Ice Hockey | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003 Disk 9 Bjorn Kinding | |
| Bjorn Kinding Disk 9 Generating Speed from the Start | |
| International Hockey Skating Summitt 2003-Disk 6 Steffany Hanlen | |
| Steffany Hanlen Disk 6 Skills Progression Tight Turns | |
| International Hockey Skating Symposium 2005 Robby glantz Disc 2 | |
| International Hockey Skating Symposium Disc 2 Robby Glantz Quick Stops and Explosive STarts lectures and drills | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 10 Eric Lawson Proper use of Trainin | |
| Eric Lawson Proper use of Training Paradigms | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 12 Steve Serdachny Dynamic Agilation | |
| Steve Serdachny Dynamic Agilation | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 13Hanlen/Hettinger The 3 Core Fundam | |
| Hanlen/Hettinger The 3 Core Fundamentals that All Hockey Skating Skills and Drills are Built Upon | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 14 Peter Twist Balance Training | |
| Peter Twist Balance Training | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 15Peter Friesen Rotational Exercises | |
| Peter Friesen Rotational Exercises to Improve Hockey Skills and Lessen Injuries | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 17 Alex Pirus Skating Your Way to Su | |
| Alex Pirus Skating Your Way to Success - Testimony of a former NHL Pro | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 18 Todd Drevitch Drill Progressions | |
| Todd Drevitch Drill Progressions (on and off the ice) for Quick Feet, Agility and Acceleration | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 20 Susan Ellis Butts, Balls and Body | |
| Susan Ellis Butts, Balls and Body Angles the Biomechanics of Skating | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 21 Michael Bracko Faster Hockey Play | |
| Michael Bracko Faster Hockey Players: Practical Application of Biomechanical Research | |
| International Hockey Skating Symposium Disc 3 Peter Twist | |
| DVD 3 Peter Twist The 5 Pillars of Skilful Physical Development for Individual Tactics | |
| International Hockey skating symposium disc 4 Wendy Marco | |
| DVD 4 Wendy Marco OFF THE HOOK! Mastering Skills with Motivating Drills | |
| International hockey skating symposium disc 5 Swanson/Lockwood The Frappier Acce | |
| DVD 5 Swanson/Lockwood The Frappier Acceleration Approach to Hockey Conditioning | |
| International hockey skating symposium disc 6 Lorne Goldenberg The Science and P | |
| Lorne Goldenberg The Science and Practicum of Metabolic Conditioning for Hockey | |
| International hockey skating symposium disc 7 Barb Aidelbaum Skating Drills to I | |
| Barb Aidelbaum Skating Drills to Improve your 2-Way Game | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 8Scott Livingston Specific Circuit T | |
| Scott Livingston Specific Circuit Training for Skating | |
| international hockey skating symposium disc 9 Marianne Watkins Raw Hockey–Real S | |
| Marianne Watkins Raw Hockey–Real Skating “Everyday practice gets extraordinary results” | |
| international hockey skating sympsoium disc 11Clint Steele Off-Ice Training for | |
| Clint Steele Off-Ice Training for On-Ice Speed | |
| international hockey skating sympsoium disc 16 | |
| Jack Blatherwick A Dual Approach to Skating Development:On-ice and Off-ice Training are Synergistic | |
| international hockey skating sympsoium disc 19Carrie Keil Biomechanics of the Fo | |
| Carrie Keil Biomechanics of the Forward Stride Recovery Phase | |
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| Phat Puck | |
| PHATPUCK -8 was developed to strengthen a players wrist and forearms off the ice. The PhatPuck gliides easily on concrete, asphalt and cement. PhatPuck 8 is very effective when used in conjunction with the FlyPuck. The player will build strong wrists and forearms for better passing and puck control while developing his fast twitch muscle reflexes | |
| PowerArms | |
| The PowerArm is a device to strenghthen your forearms, biceps, and wrists. It was developed by NHL hall famer Robert Gilbert. PowerArm device is the only hockey specific training equipment to strengthen your forearms, wrists and biceps. | |
| Rubber resistence Band Blue | |
| Rubber band Blue 1/4 x 1/16 used for strength training for stickhandling and passing. works on forearms and upper arm strength | |
| Rubber resistence band Red | |
| Rubber resistence Band Red 1/4 X 3/32 resistence training for stickhandling and passing Hook the band to the stick and to a pole. Strengthens forearms and upper arms | |
| Rubber resistence band Yellow | |
| Rubber resistence Band 5/16 x 3/32 Used for strength training for stickhandling and passing Strengthens forearms and upper arms Attach band to stick and a pole | |
| s2 International Hockey Skating Symposium 2005 Sean skinner Disc 1 | |
| International Hockey Skating Symposium 2005 Sean Skinner introduction and Welcome | |
| s4The Variables Goal Training Model | |
| Ludek Bukac Sr and Ludek Bukac Jr (coached more than 40 NHL players including Jaromir Jagar ) from the Czech Republic presents The innovative hockey skills training for coaches, boy and girl players of all levels and parents. | |
| s6 Attack Triangle | |
| The interactive Atack Triangle is designed to challenge players by replicating the positioning of an opponents skates and stick. With the open "lane between the simulated skate and extending stick, the Attack Triangle forces players to develop puck movement skills, stickhandling ability and understanding of passing lanes. By using the Attack triangle at home or in replacement of cones at practice, players naturally start working on more creative moves. The Attack triangle comes equipped with mooring pins which virtually eliminate sliding. The Attack triangle just begs to get beaten. Please allow 7 days for shipping | |
| s6 Big Puck | |
| We were again reminded of the importance of passing and receiving during a coaching seminar The Big puck is used for improve passing and receiving. Diameter 6" Height 2.25"Weight 2.75" Material SBR Rubber Handle wood Sliders Nylon | |
| Stick weights | |
| Stick weight is an adjustable weight that fits around the hockey stick | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief (5 volumes) | |
| stickhandling beyond belief set Never before has there ever been such a comprehensive video series with Russian, European, Canadian and American stickhandling techniques and moves. This 2nd Edition contains over 3 hours of new instruction. Over 300 new shots added with over 150 agility techniques, 35 moves, fakes or dekes, 100 on-ice drills, 100 dryland training exercises. Preview The Stickhandling Beyond Belief Set | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief (6 Volumes) PAL FORMAT | |
| stickhandling beyond belief set IN PAL VHS FORMAT ONLY Never before has there ever been such a comprehensive video series with Russian, European, Canadian and American stickhandling techniques and moves. This 2nd Edition contains over 3 hours of new instruction. Over 300 new shots added with over 150 agility techniques, 35 moves, fakes or dekes, 100 on-ice drills, 100 dryland training exercises. VHS set includes Stickhandling for Roller Hockey! Preview The Stickhandling Beyond Belief Set Just about every International Federation has purchased or uses this series including the Russian, Swedish, Finnish and Czech Republic Federations. Canadian Hockey has sold the series and now the OMHA (Ontario Minor Hockey Association) and the HDCO (Hockey Development Centre ofOntario) sells the series. ePuck.com, Perani's, Better Hockey and ChampionshipBooks also sell the series. Just about every Division I College has purchased or uses the set and some NHL teams also use this series! | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief: Volume 1 - Stickhandling Theory and Preparation | |
| STICKHANDLING THEORY & PREPARATION CHAPTER 1 - Intro to Stickhandling Theory A. What makes the best hockey players B. What is Stickhanding C. Perfect Practice Makes Perfect D. Permanent Motor Programs CHAPTER 2 - Preparation A. Skating for Stickhandling 1. Shuffle Stride/scooting 2. Inside Edge half circles B. The Hockey Stick 1. Right or Left Handed 2. Type of Stick 3. Type of Blade 4. Type of Toe on Stick 5. How much Curve 6. Stick Lie 7. Stick Height 8. Taping the Stick 9. The Knob - Power Plug 10. Holding the Stick 11. Gripping the Stick 12. Stick Flexibility or Stiffness C. Stickhandling Areas & Spaces D. Stickhandling Training Tools 1. Short Stick Blade 2. Small Puck 3. Hollow Puck 4. Heavy & Light Pucks 5. Stick Weights 6. Big Puck 7. Attack Triangles 8. Stickhandling Rack 9. Wooden Bars 10. Dribble Glasses Preview Video | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief: Volume 2 - Stickhandling Agility Techniques | |
| STICKHANDLING AGILITY TECHNIQUES CHAPTER 1 - Skating with the Puck 7 Skills CHAPTER 2 - Dribbling 67 Skills CHAPTER 3 - Faking 17 Skills CHAPTER 4 - Toe Control 28 Skills CHAPTER 5 - Lightning Footwork 27 Skills CHAPTER 6 - Puck Protection 14 Skills CHAPTER 7 - Expansion of Reach 15 Skills CHAPTER 8 - Cupping the Puck 17 Skills CHAPTER 9 - Advanced Movements 13 Skills CHAPTER 10 - Puck Tricks 22 Skills Preview Video | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief: Volume 3 - The Moves, Fakes or Dekes | |
| THE MOVES, FAKES & DEKES CHAPTER 1 - Moves 1. Front Fake Right & Left 2. Double Front Fake 3. Double Front Fake Game Situations 4. Under the Stick 5. Under the Stick Forehand 6. Under the Stick Backhand 7. Wooden Attack Triangle 8. Under the Stick Backhand 9. Under the Stick Forehand 10. Under the Stick Drill 11. Pull-in Move 12. Pull-in Move Backhand 13. Pull-in Move on cone 14. Pull-in Move Game Situation 15. Pull-in/Push-out Move 16. Fake Slap Shot 17. Side Fake 18. Side Fake Variation 19. Gretzky Move 20. Side Fake/Gretzky Move 21. Backhand(Bobby Orr) Spin 22. Savard Spin-O-Rama 23. Forehand Spin 24. Front Fake/Spin CHAPTER 2 - Advanced Moves 1. Front Fake/Pull from Behind 2. Front Fake/Pull-in Move 3. Gretzky/Pull-in Move 4. Pull-in/Backhand Spin 5. Russian Move 6. Russian Move Variation 7. Russian Slip Through 8. Lemieux Move 9. Lemieux/Russian Tap 10. Lemieux/Throw Behind 11. Gretzky/Under the Stick 12. Skin Move 13. Side Fake/Skin Move 14. Jagr Move 15. Jagr Sweep Backhand Spin 16. Jagr Flip-up Smack out of Air 17. Over the Top 18. Over the Stick 19. Over and Under the Stick 20. Bure Move CHAPTER 3 - Trick Moves1. Tap Goalie's Stick 2. Sweep Puck Up Forehand 3. Sweep Puck Up Backhand 4. Sweep Puck Up Behind the Net 5. Flip Puck on Goalie’s Back 6. Smack out of Air 7. Pull-in Flip-up Tap-over-head Kick in-Front Smack-out-of-Air 8. Beyond Belief! 9. Beyond Beyond Belief! Preview Video | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief: Volume 4 - Stickhandling Drills for Coaches | |
| ON-ICE DRILLS & DRILLS FOR COACHES CHAPTER 1 - Stickhandling Agility Drills 29 Drills CHAPTER 2 - Moves 1. Front Fake Reaction Drill CHAPTER 3 - Cone Set-up for Moves 1. Loop #1 - 2 Cones & 2 Nets 2. Loop #2 - 4 Cones & 2 Nets 3. Straight - 2 Cones 4 Nets 4. Straight - 2 Cones 2 Nets 5. Cones Quickness & Speed 6. Staggered Cones 7. Four Stations CHAPTER 4 - Attacking the Cone 18 Alignments for the Moves CHAPTER 5 - Advanced Moves 11 Moves CHAPTER 6 - Move Specific Drills 9 Drills CHAPTER 7 - Stick/Pass/Shoot Drills 1. Stick/Pass/Shoot - Winger 2. Stick/Pass/Shoot - Center 3. BO/Stick/Pass/Shoot - Winger 4. BO/Stick/Pass/Shoot - Center 5. BO/Stick/Pass/Shoot - Reverse 6. BO/Stick/Pass/Shoot - Trap CHAPTER 8 - Stickhandling Tactics 12 Considerations CHAPTER 9 - 1on1 Drills 18 1on1 Drills CHAPTER 10 - Scrimmages 6 Scrimmages CHAPTER 11 - Fun and Games CHAPTER 12 - Progression of Learning the Moves CHAPTER 13 - Obstacle Course 4 Obstacle Courses Preview Video | |
| Stickhandling Beyond Belief: Volume 5 - Dryland Training for Stickhandling | |
| DRYLAND TRAINING FOR STICKHANDLING CHAPTER 1 - Set-up for Dryland Training 4 Considerations CHAPTER 2 - Dryland Training Equipment 25 Pieces of Equipment Wooden Ball or Golf Ball-Lead Pucks Stick Weights What-A-Puck-Blue Puck-Small Puck- Light Weight Puck-Hollow Pucks- Smart Hockey Ball-Dribble Glasses-Puckhandler-Black Ball on Black Surface-Mirror- PVC-Soft Hands-Steel Puck- Big Puck-Power Arm-Shooting Bungie Cord-Attack Triangle- StickMaster-Skill Pad-Ice Advantage-Hockey Heat CHAPTER 3 - Dribbling 39 Skills CHAPTER 4 - Fakes 8 Patterns for Hand Quickness CHAPTER 5 - Toe Control 14 Skills CHAPTER 6 - Lightning Footwork 7 Skills CHAPTER 7 - Expansion of Reach 5 Skills CHAPTER 8 - Cupping the Puck 5 Skills CHAPTER 9 - Move, Fakes or Dekes 3 Skills CHAPTER 10 - Stickhandling Strength 6 Exercises CHAPTER 11 - Training Eyes w/Hands 9 Exercises CHAPTER 12 - Stick/Eye Coordination 2 Exercises Preview Video | |
| Stickhandling for Roller Hockey | |
| Roller Hockey DVD Preview DVD | |
| Swedish Stickhandling Balls (5 pack) | |
| This 2' hardwood ball is the BEST tool that a player can use to develop soft, quick hands. Think of the Swedish Stickhandling ball as the 'Speed bag' of stickhandling training. Use this ball 10-15 minutes a day and you will see a dramatic improvement in the players ability to handle the puck. Every player should carry one of these balls in their hockey bag! They should use it at home, before and after practice and before the game as a warm-up to stimulate the neurological motor system. Don't be left without the training tool that is giving the other players the winning edge. The history behind the Swedish Stickhandling ball. About 15 years ago North American hockey players started to copy the Swedish players who used wooden balls to practice their stickhandling. The North American players did not have access to the wooden balls so they began using golf balls instead. Many College and NHL Players who have been using a golf ball say that they prefer using the wooden balls because they do not bounce as much as the golf ball and you can shoot the wooden balls. Set of 5 Balls | |
| Sweethands | |
| SweetHands improves your stickhandling and puck control skills while allowing you to practice in a fun and challengeing setting. Can be used on ice or on dryland | |
| Ulitmate taining blade Professional | |
| Welcome to a whole new concept of hockey stick training – a concept that will help you become better at the sport you love so much! Quick Try: Give the blade a quick try by stick handling with it for 45 seconds and then stick handling with a regular stick. AMAZING! This is a feeling of future results. You can feel the effect. Initiation Phase At first, you may find it hard and awkward to stick handle with The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade, but don’t get discouraged, this is only temporary. In a very short time you will get used to the weight and the concept. Go easy at the beginning, don’t over train; 10 minutes daily should be fine for the first week. Regular TrainingAfterward, you can increase your training to 15 to 20 minutes daily. You will feel the blade’s benefits very quickly in your forearms and other muscles. This means that the blade is doing its work by targeting specific muscles for each different exercise in your training routine. Don’t just do the same exercises every day; vary your routine (unless you are targeting a specific skill you want to improve on). The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade enables you to train anywhere, no need for a ball or puck. Just going through the motions is enough to get its benefits. Seeing ResultsResults are fairly quick and noticeable. Some of the benefits are: better feel for the puck, better stick handling, harder passing, stronger shots, more confidence carrying the puck, better reflexes and many more. Professional BladeDesigned for professional & advanced players. Weighs 1.2 Kg Left Right | |
| Ultimate Training Bladed | |
| Welcome to a whole new concept of hockey stick training – a concept that will help you become better at the sport you love so much! Quick Try: Give the blade a quick try by stick handling with it for 45 seconds and then stick handling with a regular stick. AMAZING! This is a feeling of future results. You can feel the effect. Initiation Phase At first, you may find it hard and awkward to stick handle with The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade, but don’t get discouraged, this is only temporary. In a very short time you will get used to the weight and the concept. Go easy at the beginning, don’t over train; 10 minutes daily should be fine for the first week. Regular TrainingAfterward, you can increase your training to 15 to 20 minutes daily. You will feel the blade’s benefits very quickly in your forearms and other muscles. This means that the blade is doing its work by targeting specific muscles for each different exercise in your training routine. Don’t just do the same exercises every day; vary your routine (unless you are targeting a specific skill you want to improve on). The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade enables you to train anywhere, no need for a ball or puck. Just going through the motions is enough to get its benefits. Seeing ResultsResults are fairly quick and noticeable. Some of the benefits are: better feel for the puck, better stick handling, harder passing, stronger shots, more confidence carrying the puck, better reflexes and many more. Junior BladeDesigned for 8 to 12 years oldWeighs 0.7 Kg Left $49.99 Right $49.99 Please designate left or right in the comments of your order. | |
| Ultimate Training Hockey Blade Intermediate | |
| Welcome to a whole new concept of hockey stick training – a concept that will help you become better at the sport you love so much! Quick Try: Give the blade a quick try by stick handling with it for 45 seconds and then stick handling with a regular stick. AMAZING! This is a feeling of future results. You can feel the effect. Initiation Phase At first, you may find it hard and awkward to stick handle with The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade, but don’t get discouraged, this is only temporary. In a very short time you will get used to the weight and the concept. Go easy at the beginning, don’t over train; 10 minutes daily should be fine for the first week. Regular TrainingAfterward, you can increase your training to 15 to 20 minutes daily. You will feel the blade’s benefits very quickly in your forearms and other muscles. This means that the blade is doing its work by targeting specific muscles for each different exercise in your training routine. Don’t just do the same exercises every day; vary your routine (unless you are targeting a specific skill you want to improve on). The ULTIMATE Hockey Training Blade enables you to train anywhere, no need for a ball or puck. Just going through the motions is enough to get its benefits. Seeing ResultsResults are fairly quick and noticeable. Some of the benefits are: better feel for the puck, better stick handling, harder passing, stronger shots, more confidence carrying the puck, better reflexes and many more. Intermediate BladeDesigned for 12 years old and upWeighs 1 Kg Left Right | |
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