Today's off-ice progression is all about building better balance and body control by activating your proprioceptors from the ground up.
From: Jeff LoVecchio of GMBM (Give More Be More) and the Hockey Think Tank Podcast (Apple Podcasts | Spotify)
Many knee, hip, and back issues can stem from poor ankle and foot function.
Training barefoot strengthens the foundation your entire body relies on.
Improved proprioception translates to more controlled, powerful skating.
Helps activate stabilizer muscles crucial for balance on skates.
Prepares your body to generate power more efficiently.
Lays the foundation for better posture and movement mechanics.
No shoes or socks (barefoot only)
A folded towel, sweatshirt, or balance pad for progression
*Full drill description, tips, and demonstration below the video.
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