After releasing my Complete guide to stickhandling I had a number of requests for a way to track progress while completing the drills in the book / video. I decided to make the tracking sheet and methods available to everyone, but if you need some tips for stickhandling and drills / variations to use (to make the drills more challenging) check out the stickhandling course (linked to above)
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Jeremy Rupke
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Hi my name is Jeremy. I LOVE hockey and I am passionate about improving and helping others improve. My goal is to break every hockey skill down into easy to understand articles and videos. I explain everything step-by-step to help others improve.
If you want to learn more about me you can read my about page. Thanks for reading and sharing!
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It is happening to me also, in all of the video’s, but only in the voice-overs, not when you are talking in the beginning. Max
Hi Jeremy,
Just a quick note on your video (which is great btw) but I’ve noticed on some of the audio additions that the sound isn’t stereo, it’s just coming out of one speaker/headphone – luckily it came out of the left side, but my right ear is deaf.
So just for future reference, could you make sure you make the sound stereo?
Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback Sam, I have no clue why that would happen, but I will look into it.