How to Give and Receive a Pass in Hockey Standing Still And While Moving Passing Backhand & Forehand

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How to Give and Receive a Pass in Hockey Standing Still And While Moving Passing Backhand & Forehand
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How to give and receive a pass on backhand and forehand in hockey - lesson
In this video recorded at The North Pole ice rink in Cambridge is a tutorial showing you all the basics of how to give and receive a pass in hockey. I show you all of the key points for passing while standing still and also while moving. Be sure to leave you feedback and any video suggestions in the comment section below the video.

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@PavelBarber 11 лет назад

Always awesome content on this channel Chris - you re clearly in love with the game as much as I am. What you are doing for your viewers is incredible, and as a hockey enthusiast I thank you! I am also starting my own line of hockey tutorial videos - would love it if you could check out some of the content I have thus far.

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to watch.

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

Sure, what kind of video would you like?

@tonynooijens 11 лет назад

I see your a right hander Chris, how about a video for Left handers? ;-)

@motogig7803 7 месяцев назад

That is a shitty pass. No snap you are just shoveling which isn't accurate.

@B4ngBroProductions 11 лет назад

ur accent is so dope :DDD

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

It really depends on your style of playing but I'd say iginla or a sakic. (if you like shooting and keeping the puck low, go for something without too much of a deep curve). perhaps try these. of course make sure you pick a stick with a square shaped blade, great for blocking shots, fishing pucks of the boards for a D man etc.

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

I've always preferred a stick at this sort of length. its what I'm comfortable with. When the stick is placed on the ice standing straight up, it should roughly reach between the top of your mouth and your nose for an ideal length (while in skates) as you might be able to notice at the start of the video. Thanks for watching and also leaving your feedback.

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

Not at all, I've trained with people that are 35+ and just starting out. I started skating and play hockey past the age of 16. You have plenty of time to get good if you practice and stay focused. Not everyone gets a chance to start young. I hope it goes well for you, please let me know if you need help with anything. I hope you subscribe for notifications on new videos. feel free to use my website forum for tips and general chatting with the other hockey players and skaters.

@gunwrites6222 5 лет назад

"Not everyone gets a chance to start young" Well I'm starting out at 63 years young! Thanks for your tutorial help.

@HockeyTutorialOfficial 11 лет назад

Thats what I'm using right now. Great stick, light as anything, low kick point for good shooting accuracy, one piece and feels great to stick handle with. They have a really thin shaft which sits great in your hands.

@imnottellingyou5224 8 лет назад

Is this the same for roller hockey because I live in Texas where ponds never freeze but I'm gonna start playing roller hockey once my skates come in the male

@ximarighty2114 11 лет назад

hey i have question, i have vapor 4.0s im exsperanced and i need some new skates my feet got wider so i need a ccm or reebok im looking at ccm u+08s or should i get reebok white k's(i love to flop the tounge)

@ivandanu 11 лет назад

i think your stick is too long. your upper hand locked on the waist, it can make passing become more difficult.

@michaelchudy7778 11 лет назад

thanks im getting a stick today and do you think 14 is to old to start playing and be good? i can ice skate very good though

@snowspyful 11 лет назад

do you know any good sticks when ever i play i normally will break a stick every like 12 games or so this might be because I keep buying cheap sticks but do you have any recommendations im a D man btw so that might help

@michaelchudy7778 11 лет назад

is there a different curve on the stick defenseman should use.. like there slapshots getting puck off boards etc.?