Coach Jeremy
Content Creator and Hockey Coach at How To Hockey
Jeremy started this site years ago to review hockey training equipment, but has now turned it into a hub for hockey equipment reviews. For recent reviews on hockey sticks, skates, gloves, helmets and more visit the homepage or browse the categories in the menu. For new hockey videos every week you can follow How To Hockey on social media through the links above
Latest posts by Coach Jeremy (see all)
- Try These Shooting Drills with The Extreme Passing Kit - April 24, 2014
- Stickhandling Drills with the Dangler - March 5, 2014
- 5 Shooting Drills With the Extreme Passer Pro - January 26, 2014
One way to quickly improve your hockey skills is to practice your stickhandling at home. There are a lot of products available on the market that are aimed at helping you improve, but which of these products are the best? In this article and video I let you know whatmy favourite stickhandling training aids are. This is just my personal opinion but I think that if you are going to practice at home all of the items I mention in the video are must-haves!
Products mentioned in the video
- Roll-up shooting pad or Hockey training tiles
- This is a must-have for any hockey player who wants to practice at home. The shooting pads will give you a nice smooth surface to practice your stickhandling and shooting off of. The low friction surface helps make your off-ice practice feel more like handling the puck on the ice. – Read our Training tiles vs shooting pad article
- Green Biscuit
- This is my favourite off-ice puck, it slides great on a smooth surface and also works well on rough surfaces like pavement and asphalt – Read our Green Biscuit Review
- Smart hockey stickhandling ball and swedish stickhandling ball
- These are great to use anywhere. They are small round balls that are designed to feel similar to a hockey puck. These are good training aids to keep in your hockey bag and warm up before hockey practice or games. – Read our Stickhandling ball review
Where to buy training aids to improve stickhandling
You can get all of the products mentioned in the video at HockeyShot.com
