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How to Perform Crossovers in Ice Hockey

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Summary: When performing a crossover in ice hockey, use both the inside and outside edges of the skates. Learn to do a crossover in ice hockey with this free video on hockey basics from an experienced ice hockey player.

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By Tim McKeig
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Tim McKeig has been playing ice hockey since high school. He played in multiple clubs and now plays for the University of North Carolina-Wilmington Seahawks, where he majors in...read more

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"Hi, my name is Luke, and I play for the UNCW Seahawks, and I'm going to tell you how to perform crossovers in ice hockey. The main thing you want to do, while performing crossovers in ice hockey, is getting that full extension of your legs, both your crossover leg, and your rear leg, to push off. Also, you really want to use both your inside and outside edges, on your skates, to really help get that extra push, and gain some more speed. The other thing you want to do while performing crossovers in ice hockey, is using your shoulders. Whichever way you're turning, you really want to dip into that turn, and use your shoulders, and lean. Just to help you with your balance, and get some more momentum around the turn. Now, I'm going to demonstrate both ways, both left and right, how to perform crossovers in ice hockey, and that's how you perform crossovers in ice hockey."

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