The basic dekes & fakes in Hockey

Master these moves by practicing them over and over again. Being proficient in these will help you beat more players 1v1, resulting in more points scored

[motogig]

Great video. I like how you incorporated actual game footage to demonstrate this in the real world. Excellent.

[joeldevereaux]

I’m a forty something beer leaguer and still have fun learning and refining technique, etc. Thanks for the video.

[supercooled]

Your execution is even smoother than the NHL players, lol. Of course it helps not having a 200lb defender breathing down your neck.

[Brlowvgsnhdhhtdvjg]

I love the snap across I do it constantly

[sir_uppp]

A good Winnipeg guy to show you the best ways to beat your defender very good

[gregpark]

Thanks. A whole lot packed in just two minutes

[SoldierPrince]

Actually a quite solid video... should have more views in the hockey world.

[von]

What would make this channel more fun to watch would be of he sounded a bit more awake I think great video by the say!

[papavladdy]

The delay too it’s kinda like a datsyuk move to get it away from a poke check

[VioletDeliriums]

You should have Riley and Jonesy do this vid for you. :)

[TheRetrospective]

good info, I know the moves but not their english names, thanks!

[starwrs]

I do all of this but the d always knocks the puck off my stick as I’m pulling it across or knocks it away while it’s moving on it’s own. Any tips?

[RAM]

This is filmed at Southdale Community Centre in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada

[jonathandavies]

Right now i have a championship game good luck to me

[von]

I'm the one thousandth like it's my first time being the one thousandth like on a video I'm pretty sure!!

[LeoI-California]

whatever you see for fakes, assume, that is illegal use of private lessons. head coaches do not teach that. and no one paid for that education. how come? what is legal to show to arenas?
i think nhl hockey should have explanations.

[ericduquette]

Thanks Evolution Hockey for this video...
Here is a very nice one on one move by Gabriel Lopez Courcy, a 15-year-old with incredible abilities: