Become a Faster Skater

Looking to become a faster skater? Today's video will teach you just that with 3 main keys to make you faster and a more efficient skater from our world famous Downhill Skating System.

We know that speed is crucial in ice hockey, and that's why we've developed a comprehensive course titled "How to Get a Faster First Step" In that course, we delve deep into both on-ice and off-ice training, providing you with all the tools you need to boost your skating speed. In this video, we'll share a few quick tips that can help you immediately enhance your skating performance.

We hope you find them valuable. If you're eager to explore these concepts further, we invite you to check out our full program, "How to Get a Faster First Step" It covers all the mechanics, programming, and Cadence for both on-ice and off-ice training, designed to supercharge your skating speed.

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[cpol]

Incredible info here. I have a three year old who is learning how to skate and this will be gold to his development

[ShanahanSport]

A DSS logo would look great printed on that outfit

[Nick-pghh]

Does your cadence have to be fast in order to be fast, Is it possible to generate lots of speed but have a slower cadence but also maintaining all the other mechanics like shin angle?

[MbisonBalrog]

How you get deep shin angle without loosening the laces in turn making your ankles less stable during turns and crossovers?

[holliefitzzz]

i love all your videos but six months in (i played when i was a kid and then took time out) im banging up against a physiological wall that somewhere up in my hip flexors there is pain every time i skate real hard that takes a long time to heal :(

[haveadrumbeat]

about the last point: you’re supposed to strike with the heel then? not like run on the balls of your feet? does this translate to inlines?