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by ChrisK on Dec.03, 2010, under Videos

 

Different ways of stopping on the Ice

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6 Comments for this entry

  • CLTan
    December 8th, 2010 on 9:00 am

    Hello :} can i know if is it ok if there are a few scratches on the lightspeed holder, will it affect the ability of the hockey skates. Does your hockey skates has any scratches on the lightspeed holder? Pls i really need to know to make sure that my hockey skates is still ok. :{.

  • JuvenileE6
    December 8th, 2010 on 2:29 pm

    The lightspeed holder expect to have scratches after being use, this is perfectly normal and will not affect the performance of the skates what so every, the only thing it will affect is the visual look of the skates, to not worry, you can either replace them (if you really feel like it) or simply ignore them. The only thing that would affect the lightspeed holder is missing screws or loose blades

    Ps remember to post your questions to the forum page next time ;) thanks for registering and welcome to the site.

  • CLTan
    December 9th, 2010 on 3:17 am

    Ok. Oh ya for the heel stop, as beginners should we put up our arm at a 45 degree angle to do the heel stop. I find it kinda hard without lifting my arm. By the way how did you skate backwards with your legs straight?? I really need to know!!

  • JuvenileE6
    December 9th, 2010 on 4:19 pm

    It’s always a good idea to use your arms for balance when learning new stops, so yes do so. About skating backwards with straight legs, while learning, stick to having your knees bent until you’re comfortable changing the style to suit yourself, you’ll have less balance if you skate with your legs completely straight, so I’d get use to the normal way first, then try.. (It is the same principle for skating with straighter legs, just not bending your knees as much, but as I said, I wouldn’t advice)

  • CLTan
    December 10th, 2010 on 3:38 am

    oh… hmmm hockey stop can be able to spray ice rite. how hard do i have to perform the hockey stop? u do the spray ice with the hockey stop by applying a lot of weight transfer is it? Its really fun and cool if u spray the ice. pls tell hw u do it.

  • JuvenileE6
    December 13th, 2010 on 2:52 am

    Thats close to how it works, watch this video for learning how to spray

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zao7wLso2Hk

    post your reply to this video in the forum page, use the forum for all your questions, hope this helps

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