Skating with two NHL Defencemen

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КОМЕНТАРІ: 316

@paulh7589 5 років тому

I am in my mid fifties and used to play at a high level. I never made it to the NHL but four teammates did. I like getting older, everything seems to get easier as you gain wisdom but one thing I miss terribly is playing hockey at a high level. I love the game and had a ton of fun playing. If I wasn't at the rink I was on a pond or the ice my Dad laid down in the vacant lot next door. My brothers all played, all my friends played...….very fond memories indeed. I had a great time in my youth and stayed out of trouble because I wanted to be a better hockey player. Looking back, I wouldn't change a thing. Thanks Dad, rest in peace. You were a great Father who knew how to keep us all on a straight path and have a great time doing it.

@joshw604 4 роки тому

RIP. Sounded like a great dad and someone to model after!

@jeffreyadams8345 4 роки тому

Good post sir, I have a player selection draft game Saturday night for an adult league in my area, hope I get picked up, I turn 55 in December

@brenislanders 4 роки тому

do you remember who you played with that made it to the nhl? that sounds amazing!

@jamesanthony5681 4 роки тому

Well said.

@Playsinvain 3 роки тому

I'm playing ball hockey with guys in their 60`s. you can too

@_TayX4 3 роки тому

Just the skating alone is beautiful, wow incredible.

@GuitarQueero1 4 роки тому

"It's not about doing complicated drills, it's about doing drills that make you better." That is a lesson to take with you into other areas of your life.

@spartanmikek028 4 роки тому

The skill level of hockey players always amazes me. From the way they skate, their ability to handle the puck without looking at it, and how a puck can be coming to them at 70-80mph and they catch it with their stick like its a glove. Its all extremely impressive to watch.

@danbiko2468 4 роки тому

Who would dislike this video? It’s mesmerizing just to watch these guys skate

@pezit 4 роки тому

I think it's people who just want to get these types of videos out of their recommended, it's a frustrating thing with youtube and I've had to dislike videos I don't want to dislike because I don't want them in my recommended feed.

@urabampot 4 роки тому

mabey if i didnt have to hear that $h!t music.....

@mmink. 4 роки тому

urabampot deal with it, he’s gonna have music always

@smoke3501 3 роки тому

Never played hockey in my life but I’ve always been a fan. I could not agree more. It’s just practice and it was so cool to watch.

@youtubebrowser2536 3 роки тому

Baskeyball players

@CBRboy1717 6 років тому

NHL level footwork never ceases to amaze me. I wish I had half the skating ability of these guys. Backwards crossovers and change of direction is my weak point.

@erskinepatton3247 6 років тому

CBRboy1717 Agreed! Captain put me on defense last night in my rec league. Attacking forwards turned me around all night as I tried to stay with them. I definitely need to work on my changing of direction skills as well.

@samuelwong6448 6 років тому

CBRboy1717 hey practice makes perfect, everyone has something to improve on

@jmoriarty8000 6 років тому

for a forward its the most difficult thing because you don't skate backwards much unless you have to cover for your defense man

@TheWitchOvAgnesi 6 років тому

Jayson Moriarty Which is something every forward should be doing in every doing. The more you do it, the more fluid the whole team is. In another ten years things like "defensemen" and "forwards" will apply solely to where you line up for a faceoff.

@ryanmcnally4613 5 років тому

CBRboy1717 we are like the same forwards I mean my backwards crossovers are good but not as good as these guys. Im weak skating backwards and I mean I really don’t skate backwards as much as the d

@THEMasteSnah 6 років тому

They're shooting accuracy is just unreal!

@jimpanze5026 6 років тому

their

@supercooled 4 роки тому

These guys are defencemen, emphasis on puck handling and passing but also shooting for tips, etc. now Imagine the level of accuracy good forward would have. Finally, imagine the reason why most games are such low scoring. Yeah, goalies are that good (and big). It's nice to shoot over a collapsed net and hit your mark but imagine having bodies, 6'4 goalies who still cover the periphery when they drop to their knees, etc cetera.

@Bubbles99718 Рік тому

Passing tape to tape. EVERY FREAKIN ONE. Crazy good

@exhalesolutions 6 років тому

This is a dope video. Great mix of music and NHL level training, please post more content like this every once in awhile when you can. When younger kids see how the NHLers practice it'll only make the game better and better. This is awesome.

@Psprowl91 4 роки тому

How fluid there movements are and how easy they make these types of drill look is remarkable.. I freaking wish I coulda played at an early age and been able to compete. They look freaking awesome!

@MrLurkin4life 6 років тому

Should've asked bieska how he trains for his superman punch.

@stevocanuck 6 років тому

mma training in the off season.

@jamesanthony5681 4 роки тому

He must have studied Ali in his fight with Foreman. Some of Bieksa's fights incorporated the 'right hand lead'.

@Mralmostmillionare 5 років тому

Unreal how good NHL players skate

@AnHourOfWolves Рік тому

Funny to see this again, with Bieksa on SportsNet now and Chiarot on the Redwings. This video is one of my favourites of all of the Coach J vids :)

@trevorcastino3113 6 років тому

Such smooth skaters!

@trentfair 4 роки тому

thhanks coach for the quality content! So much value in each video, I'm an inline skater but your passion for hockey is infectious!! You also helped me a lot with backward crossovers

@1990edc 6 років тому

AMAZINGGGGG video! thank you for showing this to us and reminding us that professional hockey players are also doing simple drills to better themselves each and every day.

@NewShockerGuy 2 роки тому

Watching the footwork is mind boggling to me. I've never ice skated before but the way they move on the ice and the foot work it's like second nature to them. Insane to me.

@Hnke90 4 роки тому

this video is soo good i wish there were more of these kinds of videos out there. Its just so enjoyable to watch these guys skate

@hrmotorsports 6 років тому

Awesome to see these elite boys having fun

@TheWesen18 6 років тому

FInally, been waiting for this. Awesome Jeremy!!!:) love from sweden

@mikpopiel473 5 років тому

The lean over on those skates!! Amazing skate drills and skills- good messaging from the Coach. Rings of an adage I’ve tried to live by- Master the basics until you can’t get them wrong

@epsonc882009 6 років тому

Nice video, watching these guys skating is a joy, slowmo is beautiful.

@Cheezatino 6 років тому

Bieksa is such a beauty! We miss him in Van 😭

@harryball9295 5 років тому

Canucks should re-sign him. Why they don't is beyond me? Leafs need D-men and the Leafs should bring him aboard as he could really help them out.

@oKFarmer 6 років тому

Wish I had more time to play hockey, it is so beautiful. HS alum games and a couple outdoor skates per year are all I have left these days. Very precious time indeed.

@rockinchango 6 років тому

What these guys do on the ice, is amazing.

@hotjoose9415 4 роки тому

Unbelievable skill! I could watch that all day!

@CoachJeremy 6 років тому

See Part 1 here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ip1hjYuKf6KqzXU.html Big thanks to Kevin Bieksa, Ben Chiarot and Derek Popke. For more hockey tips from Derek follow him on Instagram instagram.com/derek_popke Toss me a follow here instagram.com/howtohockey

@kevinroach5290 2 роки тому

Great video, the strap he uses to be towed by the players. Is that something you know the name and where to get it? Cheers.

@CharlesLeaverSouthAfrica 6 років тому

What an epic video man thank you so much for this!

@aidensullivan7904 6 років тому

Jeremy great video hope you make more of them!

@lousarmento1127 Рік тому

A pleasure to watch the dedication needed to reach this level of proficiency.

@jimsubtle886 5 років тому

This video was super fun! Thanks for sharing. The editing must have taken hours. Thanks Canada!

@schmidtforge1946 4 роки тому

Their edge work is just masterful.

@virnan 4 роки тому

Beautiful poetry in motion it is.

@generalzod8284 6 років тому

That multisport athlete thing is so true...I've heard that the Capitals play a lot of golf ;)

@TheWitchOvAgnesi 6 років тому

Haha FTW

@Authoritax1 6 років тому

I heard the Ducks are big into badminton

@shadowyshutterbug 6 років тому

ialto!

@imsoraa 6 років тому

L, they’re one win away from the cup

@GUMMYBEAYUH 6 років тому

Which has now led to them doing Cup stands with Lord Stanley.

@FD136 5 років тому

This is probably the most satisfying and unsatisfying video at a time. Satisfying cause everything in this video is so fluid, so juicy (haha), apparently so easy. Unsatisfying on the other hand when I think of my skating which will never look like this :p

@rileywashere91 2 роки тому

Not with that attitude!!

@jmoriarty8000 6 років тому

the part i like the most is that their passing is dead on every single time they didn't make a bad pass once

@lxced.5420 5 років тому

if youre at nhl level youre expected to make tape to tape passes or its kind of embarrassing

@NaturalGallantBodybuilding 6 років тому

so much skill. Crazy.

@cjpritchard 6 років тому

Great video, Jeremy. More like this please!

@Keithphotorama 4 роки тому

Impressive, wish I had that kind of coaching and training way back in the day.

@Bubbles99718 Рік тому

That's everyone's daydream

@GM-uc3os 6 років тому

They make it look so easy!

@BONNIE12YT 5 років тому

Awesome, I’m from Winnipeg, so hyped to see Charot

@darranedmundson1505 6 років тому

My young son had the good fortune to attend Derek Popke's skills classes last season. He's a great teacher.

@kjguitarman 6 років тому

Cool vid Jeremy! Well done. Great advice.

@legunar4985 3 роки тому

Oh gosh! What a skating technick...Incredible.Felling libido.

@worldhockeyfriends 6 років тому

Oh, great training and amazing video! :)))

@kotro88 4 роки тому

A lot of years ago, Jeff Brown and Sean Hill, two defensmen for the Carolina Hurricanes, showed up at a drop-in I was at in Raleigh........The skill level of those guys just playing around was unbelievable compared to the scrubs that were out there...including myself, of course! But I never received better passes in my life! Crispy and right on the tape. Every. Single. Time. It was pretty awesome.

@felixg4785 6 років тому

wow. I love how they skate.

@finnmcinerney3333 5 років тому

Hey bro my hockey coach used positioning stuff from how to hockey and btw love the vids

@gooddognigel9992 4 місяці тому

Smooth as silk.

@dc0911 6 років тому

Great video Jeremy. I liked the first one too and remember Derek Popke say they run practices for defencemen and forwards separately because they work on different things. So I loved watching these 2 defensemen work on some defensive skills but would love it immensely if you could immerse yourself in a similar situation where a few NHL forwards were doing their drills and practice!

@jrizzy626 Рік тому

Well, the drills worked. Chiarot is a stud.

@redrunnercfc5438 3 роки тому

lovely sound tape to tape (insert sully doing the perfect symbol)

@ericthompson9376 6 років тому

I’ve played at that rink a few times before ‼️

@northendnec6120 4 роки тому

Miss watchn the juice lay the lumber.st.Kits boy gotta represent! One of the leagues toughest!

@alienlickwid 6 років тому

Love this. have watched it multiple times. Inspires me to work on my skills, especially skating. One question though, what's the music? It's very cool.

@danilo2k 4 роки тому

The High Life, 2450 and Border, from David Cutter Music!

@arnarne 6 років тому

Gosh, these guys are good!

@miniquan 6 років тому

Hi Coach Jeremy, what is the music at announcing the "2017 Frozen Yogurt c=Challenge Winner"? Love your video!

@MikeFreda 5 років тому

Always liked Boom Boom, sad to see him leave Vancouver.... after seeing this vid, I have a new found appreciation for him! Hopefully we will see him as a full time broadcaster or analyst!

@AllDayShorts247 3 роки тому

you were absolutely correct on this one! "Hopefully we will see him as a full time broadcaster or analyst!"

@girlnamedliver 5 років тому

omg I did not think someone from the jets would be in this video!! home town rep

@chrismcquillen9062 6 років тому

Awesome!

@sully5381 6 років тому

yes i guessed right in the vote Thankyou Ben

@brooks3racing1 5 років тому

2:33 that’s some crazy tight crossover.

@jeffreyadams8345 4 роки тому

holy hell!!!! how fast they are!!

@johnsgarage6622 6 років тому

That was fun !!!

@juliazhou3906 5 років тому

Hi Jeremy, I enjoy the music very much, can you tell me the theme of the David Cutter music?

@truecrimejungle 6 років тому

2:14, wanna be an nhl defensemen? learn how to pivot skating backwards while taking a pass and backhand tow dragging around the pylon on instinct like it's nothing at full speed.

@TheWitchOvAgnesi 6 років тому

Only.... he had his head down. LOL. He should have felt the puck and known the angles. ;-)

@truecrimejungle 6 років тому

hahaha yeah man this nhl level defensemen is doing it all wrong, you tell him!

@derekfeltham8751 5 років тому

Toe dragging.

@obscuredvisionary911 4 роки тому

It's simply magical to watch.

@blizzardhockey6953 3 роки тому

I want to be an NHL defenseman I want to learn that with my head up 😂

@Drunrealer 8 місяців тому

Good skating

@danielcejudo7024 6 років тому

Ok!!! I will practice practice practice practice practice.... thanks!!!

@noahhierl4998 2 роки тому

awesome i’m playing this wond with for kevin and ion play defense so tha ms

@Bubbles99718 Рік тому

Bout a year ago I watched a state finals game of the Minnesota D1 High School championship. Random thought. How far back in time would you have to go before those high school kids beat a pro team? I'm 54, played ncaa d1 college. Watching those guys looked like pro hockey from the early 80's. Crazy good these days. Fun stuff

@Scirollo 6 років тому

Ben is a highly underrated skater. Moves so well with his edges and has excellent puck control.

@bcosta83 6 років тому

That's a great shot of just how far the arms go away from the body.

@nrcfilms9137 6 років тому

Love you vids

@BigEightiesNewWave 4 роки тому

Kevin !!!

@Bubbles99718 Рік тому

Tape to tape passing. That is huge. Yeah, there are a lot of huge things here but after a lifetime of hockey seeing it so consistent here reminded me of how inconsistent it is at the lower levels

@tkoze 6 років тому

What kind of resistance bands are those? Interested in using them with my skaters

@aeroengpilot3975 6 років тому

Great video! Keep it simple, keep it fun! I like the heart rate monitor. What are the ideal heart rate ranges during a hockey practice?

@CoachJeremy 6 років тому

aeroengpilot they were waiting until heart rate was at 110 before they went again.

@Jackson-fs3uw 6 років тому

Yo Chiarot’s Dad teaches my science class

@fatimaali5617 4 роки тому

Waaaw

@danilo2k 4 роки тому

Great video, and music is suuuperb! which song is from David Cutter? I almost listened to his whole discography, but cound not find it! Please anyone can tell me??? Well, for those interested the songs are: The High Life, 2450 and Border, from David Cutter Music!

@fadecrowd5284 4 роки тому

Ayyy imma winnipeg boy and this makes me proud

@neilba1 4 роки тому

As a Brit from a non Hockey playing country....I have to say Hockey is the highest skill level sport I've ever seen. The basic skill levels needed to even begin playing basic Ice Hockey are off the charts. Incredible.

@ollie8153 6 років тому

Oh ya

@vikkusi2438 4 роки тому

More these videos

@urboi9465 6 років тому

Coach Derek

@pohoheli 6 років тому

Bieksa... What can I say... Best edges in the NHL ... IF NOT... Best knuckles and hidden cross checks in the corner when he can't keep up

@RyanMiller3039 5 років тому

Look at that footwork.

@DonnyDougherty 4 роки тому

I'm trying to make it to the NHL level. I want to keep practicing.

@thomasjefferson2934 2 роки тому

This is beautiful.

@henrylusch3970 Рік тому

nice video!

@erwinlebherz7932 5 років тому

I love hockey..l do !

@BigEightiesNewWave 4 роки тому

Bieksa , we miss you in Anaheim.😍

@dozapainting2248 4 роки тому

Best advice is have fun

@widgetdrum 6 років тому

Damn that looks great its like dancing

@edwardmyers1746 4 роки тому

YA! OH! HEY!

@Operaatoors 6 років тому

Do the same for forwards this year! :)

@XeroxtheMoney007 2 роки тому

Hey Coach, what's the song playin'? (y)

@jimbo0o0o 6 років тому

This did not help me with NHL 18.

@emilyhuang1566 6 років тому

John Miller lol

@domsgaming9801 6 років тому

John Miller its for ice hockey not video games

@tonychen3368 5 років тому

Lol!

@ewoktopia7425 5 років тому

Doms gaming yeah I didn’t get the joke either

@tomanderson848 4 роки тому

Good point, a good conditioning coach should schedule in a few hours of "couch time"!

@ffryan Рік тому

Any young kid that has aspirations about making it to the NHL, my advice is simple, you need to be an elite level skater on a world level. All NHL players are world class skaters. No exceptions. I took up hockey 3 years after my NFL career finished. He is absolutely right, that kind of conditioning doesn't really translate to on the ice all that well. I could run a 4.5 40yd dash, and was stronger than everybody I was on the ice with, and when I didn't have a very solid base as a skater, it meant nothing.