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Catch the opponent off guard with a quick wrong foot pass
access_time 2022-03-08T12:35:46.612Z face Jude Felix Sebastian
Learning Hockey: Catch the opponent off guard with a quick wrong foot pass By Jude Felix Sebastian Published on: This is for when you need to pass the ball quickly. The difference is in the footwork, specifically which foot you use to step forward. While running with the ball, make a pass from righ...
Crouch, sweep and slap the ball straight at the target
access_time 2022-03-08T12:32:56.569Z face Jude Felix Sebastian
Learning Hockey: Crouch, sweep and slap the ball straight at the target By Jude Felix Sebastian Published on: Your upper body should be bent almost to a crouching position. Step forward with your left foot and simultaneously swing the stick back. You’ll find the stick almost parallel to the ground....
Know when and how to use the short handle hit
access_time 2022-03-08T12:26:51.517Z face Jude Felix Sebastian
Learning Hockey: Know when and how to use the short handle hit By Jude Felix Sebastian Published on: Use this when you don’t have time for a full swing. Your grip should be further down than you’re used to, midway through the handle. Your upper body would be bent forward a little more than usual. S...
Swing with control and hit with power on every shot
access_time 2022-03-08T12:22:44.951Z face Jude Felix Sebastian
Learning Hockey: Swing with control and hit with power on every shot By Jude Felix Sebastian Published on: With posture, grip and ball position taken care, place the blade of your stick behind the ball and begin a backward swing. With the same momentum, start a forward swing towards the ball, ensur...
Dominate the field with the push, pass and stop
access_time 2022-03-08T12:19:37.353Z face Jude Felix Sebastian
Learning Hockey: Dominate the field with the push, pass and stop By Jude Felix Sebastian Published on: To stop an incoming ball, get into the running position, with knees and upper body bent slightly forward, and feet shoulder-width apart. Anticipate the ball, shift your feet towards the left and a...