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Good luck! I used to roller blade, and decided to try learning hockey myself. Only downside was i couldn't re-adjust to roller once i got used to ice.

Cameron Schmidt yes

I'm only 5'6, but sometimes play D because I'm a good skater and most of our D-men are heavy and out of shape. But hiding the poke-check is something I've always done and it's extremely effective in my experience. Not having a long stick, I had to find a way to still be an effective poke-checker. Being an agile skater I can get closer to opponents and with the sneaky hide-the-poke move I surprise a lot of players, even some of the best stickhandlers in the league. It's because they don't really know where they can and cannot go with the puck, it throws them off also not knowing how close I have to be to them to reach the puck. Deadly tactic and oddly enough, I think it's vastly underused.

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Zayn Abusharbain I am right with you bud

Condition, Practice, Train, Eat right, Exercise.

And you want to watch his chest not the puck

+Sal C Yeah, take his body and take him off his feet.

Matej Sobi from your chest,you can see where his arms and stick is going, then poke

Your spelling is brutal. It's THEY'RE , not "there".

Defensemen always have the advantage if they match your speed. Best way to get around them is create a differential in speed that they can't comfortably keep up with and forcing them to transition. If you're not moving noticeably faster than the D, and you don't notice them making any obvious mistakes that you can take advantage of (like reaching with the stick, as in this video, or playing outside the dots leaving the inside lane open) it's usually best to find some room and wait for support in my experience, or dump it in if you really need to. Biggest thing as a forward is to always try to gain the speed advantage before you even get the puck and try to never let the D control the gap as they please, use changes in speed, change your skating pattern etc. Also learn how to attack in layers as a team, so if the first player can't beat the D he can stop and pass to a trailer in order to keep control of the gap.

holobalobalo Awesome advice! You should put that in a video :)

The Hockey Movement Haha thanks. I have a couple videos up on another channel, but I'm still learning this stuff myself :3

+Tim Wiebe Get moving east and west and wait for the dummy to *try* to execute a (backwards) crossover. As soon as he (or she) starts to lift their foot, go the opposite way. Not only will you beat them, but they'll be embarrassed to death and reminded about it by their team mates for the rest of the night. It's really a game of see-saw.

They're both very similar. The point of the "watch the chest" or "watch the waist" is for you to not be focused on the puck. I'd tend to lean towards watching the waist as you have a better idea what the other guy is doing with the puck. The important thing to remember is to not overcommit.