Amy is teaching a small group class with older players. For their first drill, she has them skate inside edge-crossover-inside edge-crossover. She...

Amy starts off with reminding coaches to teach that there are two pushes in a crossover. Her drill begins with what she calls a ‘scooter...

Amy starts off by saying that crossovers need to be taught from day one. Tilting into a crossover is key. First, she has her skaters lay their hockey...

From day one, hockey skaters should learn the mohawk! This is Amy’s first piece of advice. Mohawks help with transitioning from forward to...

Amy uses a cone (it could be a skate guard) to teach a stride drill. By holding the cone in front of their body, the skater tries not to move it left...

Amy Brolsma provides us with a quick, entertaining solution to a common problem. Often younger skaters flail their hockey stick around when they are...

Amy‘s video begins with a drill she takes directly from the figure skating world: alternating outside three turns. The skaters want to work on...

Amy begins by discussing the limits of teaching on open skating sessions that don’t allow hockey sticks. A workaround she suggests is using...

Amy continues her lesson with elite level skaters after she finished warming them up. She wants to test their inside and outside edge control. Where...

In this video Amy works with elite level skaters to increase efficiency and added power to every aspect of their skating. Her goal is to help them...