How to Tight Turn in Hockey

Looking to better your tight turn in hockey? In this video we get into tight turn coaching cues and compare them with the punch turns and why you should be able to do both when it comes to being a better skater. Tight turns involve maintaining both edges without crossing over or under, enabling you to change direction smoothly. On the other hand, punch turns are a useful mechanic when you need to scrub speed and turn tightly, ideal for those moments when you're moving faster. Both tight turns and punch turns require distinct coaching approaches due to their unique mechanics. For tight turns, we'll focus on the art of letting your ankles collapse and roll while maintaining proper shin angle and knee positioning. Conversely, punch turns involve sliding on the outside edge and transitioning from heel to toe as you cross over. Join us in the Downhill Skating System to unlock a world of in-depth coaching, exclusive insights, and invaluable resources. Click the link to become a Train 2.0 member and take your hockey game to the next level. _______________ Sign up for our World Class Free Training to start learning about the Downhill Skating System here: https://train2point0.thinkific.com/co... Skip ahead and join the Train 2.0+ movement by becoming a member today: https://app.train2point0.com/bundles/... Don't forget to check out last week's video here:    • Teaching Drills For Hockey Players   Visit us on Home Ice at our website for more details about Train 2.0 and the Next Evolution of Hockey Training: https://www.train2point0.com/ _______________ Check out our other Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/train2point... Twitter:   / train2point0   Facebook:   / train2point0   YouTube Video URL:    • How to Tight Turn in Hockey   #train2point0 #downhillskating #hockeytraining #NHL