Learning To Stickhandle With My Wrong Hand 🏒 

Piggybacking off of dominant top hand strength, one of the worst things a beginner or intermediate player can do is use Buttendz or Lizard Skins grips in order to get a better feel of the puck or to have more control with it. Generally speaking, as is stated in the video, they have not put in the required time to improve and changing to one of these grips will significantly hamper their ability while it is being used (speaking from experience). The highest level of grip that should be used is the Stretch Grip Tape. Regular hockey tape has been able to produce superstars for over 100 years.

Gordie Howe played both ways. 'Nuff said.

Absolutely amazing video🔥🔥🔥 it’s also very motivating and I’m about to jump up and start stick handling❤

I’ve personally been ambition hockey for over 2-ish years now. It’s nice to see others experimenting.

Awesome videos , shows the finesse and speed of hockey.

I'm a 51 beer league player from France with no training at all as I began as an adult at 30 . I Began to work on your 10 mn stickhandling , doing twice a day . We'll see if I got Datsuyk hands in two months, I let you know ! 😄( actually my hands are at Soccer level, haha ! )

haha, Your day 1with your wrong hand... is like me with my good hand ..but I'm just under one month into practice: Your videos motivated me to learn stickhandling and take my rollerskates out of the box!

A youth hockey program out of Connecticut called GC Hockey makes the kids practice non-dominate hand for part of each practice. They kind of have to graduate to the stick they are used to.

Amazing videos I love them! -from a pro ice dancer!

Awesome video!

It’s fun to see you try righty and it would be really cool to see you do the stick handling drills righty so I can see if I’m doing them right 😜

What about doing the same with shooting. And do you think that using an opposite stick side can help improve crossover on the other side, for a lefty is easier to crossover to the left than to the right, so using a right handed stick and doing skating, stickhandleling on the opposing side can help ?

I'm right handed and shoot right, I know that isn't ideal... dominant hand on top is ideal.... but anyways. When I went full time goalie I bought a left handed forward stick to play on the pond so that I could learn to be a better stick handling goalie. I can still play both hands but my shot is still better right

I think Ollie from On the Bench plays both right and left handed too. Still extremely rare.

I can play both hands for years idk how

I started playing with left sticks or right sticks. Now I still play that way.

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I am right hand dominate, but was always given right shooting sticks growing up. I never knew that your top hand is supposed to be your dominate hand, and I guess I was pretty good using the wrong handedness because coaches never questioned me. Since shooting right is what I have been using my entire life, would it be worth going through the effort of learning how to shoot left? I feel like I could have been a much better stick handler if I grew up using my dominate hand... Or should I just focus on strengthening my less dominate hand? I am a 30 year old beer league player at this point but always looking for ways to improve.

Hi you say wrong hand and left stick right stick I'm new to hockey and play inline when I started someone asked if I'm right handed so gave me a left stick but most players in newzelend play with right sticks I'm confused I like using my right hand for things but feel like I have no accuracy shooting sometimes passing as I'm using my left hand any tips or should I just stick with it I can see pros and cons for both

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I'm pretty sure Cutter Gauthier ambidextrous

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Content of the video is good. Title is a bit cringe, and undermines credibility, especially when people know that, one, training with your off hand is viable training method, and two, Gordie Howe and Chris Chelios could and would shoot both ways in the NHL back in the day. Howe was true ambidextrous and Chelios was forced to learn when his father bought a bunch of sticks on sale that were the wrong hand. I get youtube algorithms and stuff, but maybe try a less obvious click bait title.

Ahhh?????? Gordie Howe was the first ambidextrous hockey player.