Learn to Hockey Stop || Learn Quick

In this episode of Learn Quick, I learn to do a double footed hockey stop.

Thanks to Feeling Peckish for challenging me! Check them out (they're great!):

Thank you to Fife Ice Arena for allowing me to film at their facility:

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Michael Boyd
Unit 62
10 Dock Street
Dundee
DD1 4BT
United Kingdom

Thanks to Coen Wishart for helping out filming!

[cardninja]

I learned to skate almost perfectly the first time I got on the ice because I knew how to rollerblade

It took me 47 years to learn to rollerblade

[bodek]

Here's a real challenge: learn to write with your non-dominant hand. I've been trying for about a week and i can write my name

[julienolke]

That was so freakin incredible! I can't believe how quick you were able to learn it and with so much confidence!! From two Canadians (Julie and Sam) we are sincerely proud of you!

[suparcamel]

I remember learning this at 6 years old and flying across the rink because I decided to go full speed for my first time.

[aj.kane]

Excellent! You picked up on it pretty quick. As a hockey player, I’d say it’s important to learn to stop on both sides. This really applies to anything related to skating. Once you get one side down make a point to practice the other side before moving on to anything

[Frank_D]

I’ve skated for years and never properly learned this. Mike crushed it in a matter of days. I might have to pick up my skates again an learn this

[MikeBoyd]

I'm looking for some suggestions for what to learn this year. Let me know if you have any cool ideas for what I should try!

[jesseweinheimer]

Now try to cook minute made rice in 59 seconds.

[cupstackingkid]

Here's some ideas for future videos :)
-Handstand walk
-Juggling clubs or 4 balls
-Spinning pizza dough
-Continue the back flip or other gymnastics
-Pen spins
-Card stacking
-Jump rope tricks
-Roll a coin across your fingers
-Pop an apple off your arm
-Yoyo tricks

[dartsre]

I love how efficient you are at learning. You don’t just do useless practice over and over, you analyse where you go wrong and then practise parts over and over again. That seems to be the key.

[j.silverglade]

As a hockey player, this is hilarious to watch

[sarcasm]

This whole comment section is just Canadians and hockey players just going

[Xernia]

The snowman was like:
Now learn it yourself ima fall down

[gracemackenzie]

"Before I learn to stop, I need to learn how to go..." Omg... I'm dying 😂😂😂😂

[sando]

Gotta give this guy a TON of credit. It isn't easy to try something new, especially with people watching... and he's built an entire channel just trying new things with no concern of being embarrassed. I gotta say it's pretty inspiring.

[Rysiej]

Nobody’s talking about how good he became at skating in just 7 days?

[nickymolitoris]

As a hockey player this is incredibly impressive, it took me a few months of working with a beginners program to stop consistently. Obviously years later this stuffs natural now, but the speed you got this down is really impressive

[htsandy]

PE teacher irl: "You have 25 minutes to learn this and it counts 70% of your grade"

[peeepeee]

*hockey players are shaking* sir please bend your knees

[eyeballpaul]

How fast he learned to skate is impressive