Hey Friend(s), you have mentioned to use right leg, inside edge on Hawk in other videos so you're correct. "Hardest Backward Stop", looks like a basic one foot outside edge hockey stop... plus the stick is a balancing tool. Freestyle is "hands-free", wicked harder... Freestylers rock, I love these videos !!

Did notice that too but we definetely don't need such skating skills during a game😂 Could look a bit funny when someone decides to pull off some of these moves in game😅

@@viljamivatanen332 oh it would be hilarious! Now I wanna see it happen 🤣! But you are right, we won't need to do this in a game, however it's still fun to try and doing it only improves skating!

@@hockeytendy3288 mostly I could see it being a celebration after a goal, only ones affective during a game would be a heel stop trying to slow your own momentum down before getting checked. But 9/10 I just take the hit get up and do it again.

Being hit by a dude in some of these position would ruin your hanckles in my opinion. Playing hockey is about being efficient at skating more than fancy doing tricks. But, experiencing these tricks on your own as a practice, I'm sure, improve your balance and skills overall.

@@danygilbert6733 agreed, they are perfect for improving your overall balance and skill outside of game scenarios as you said. But hey I'm a goalie, I just need to stick myself in front of the flying rubber thing 😂

it was sick!!

i was thinking the same simpsons xDDD

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It is insane! I have already started to learn it some time ago, but it is very tricky. My Problem is, that I often just slide and don't brake , I hope I am able to perform it correctly soon

@@michaelbxy I think they key is to hold your knees and legs tight . and of course lot of work ! :)

@@piotrcebula6246 I'll try it, thanks!

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Well, this was filmed last year

A backward heel stop is partially possible.

@@JediFarce I have seen that. Now a backward 1 foot heel stop...🤔

@@GlobalIce well, let's try not to kill skaters. Lol

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Speaking about 360 toe stop. I've made heel 180 stop -> into toe stop. But i think i don't have good videos, the earliest i think will be 2 years ago

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbGPdq16ysmZomw.html - toe stop

360 inward toe stop - Done! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m75kfbeKkp65Zmg.html

Skye is legendary here in Hawaii for ice skating. Visitors who see him skate for the first time constantly want to go up and talk to him. Although I would not consider him the 'best' because there are so many talented skaters from Hawaii, he is the most dynamic and quick. As an example, Skye cannot do double heel stops very well or jump, don't know why, its his weakness. The unique thing about Skye is how he constantly evolves his skating abilities. Most skaters develop a few good moves or a style that they can do very well, this why you see video after video they sort of look the same after a while. I'm not knocking this because my skating mentor Mark Nylander had the same bag of tricks which he always drew upon and he did them very well. However for Skye, you cant lock him down to any particular style of skating, because its all instinctive for him. Alternatively, this also makes him the worst kind of teacher. I'll always ask him, "how did you do that", he just shrug and say, "its just turning." So if you think you might learn something from him it can be frustrating. Again with Skyes instinctive style, this means he's not locked down to any particular set of moves. After filming him for 13 years or so he does not use the same movements or techniques he may have used a few years ago. These days he's into a lot of rotation, another couple years from now who knows. He's just enjoying himself. As an aside, he dislikes social media so if you want to communicate with him you have to do it in person. 😉

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Lol. Never mind.. I see your pinned comment. Ah well. Doesn’t change the fact that I love this video!

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I'm not sure I would rank this as the hardest, this is a technique I see being done going forward and backwards, we generically call it a toe stop.

@@JediFarce each person is going to be different I know I it wouldn't take me to long to learn the inward back toe stop

I have an ancient tutorial about it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMlofrqUyrGln30.html

coming soon!

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I've never seen anybody doing heel stops with figure skates, I guess the length and the shape make it unrewarding to try

@@NagyerdeiKorisok Thank you :) Also, the videos are absolutely fantastic and inspiring. They made me a lot more confident and willing on ice

A standard trick with figure skates is to lean down, grab your toes, and then use your hands to pull your toes up. When you lift you will put all your weight on the heel point of your figure blade. Those will dig into the ice and stop you.

I'm slowly progressing to more and more shallower radius as time passes. Here is a comparison of deep and shallow radii kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l66YedVpttSskmw.html

yes, damn it. whatever, it's still number 10

it's just a combination of 2 outside edge stops, I'm planning to upload a new video on hockey stop variations soon and this will be one of them

I've never heard a name for it or seen a tutorial about it, but it's basically a variation of a hockey stop where you do extra movement with your feet as shown in the clip. The guy in the clip is doing it on the nose of his skate, but from my experience it's the same if you use the whole blade