Trying to find video demonstration of skating technique

[TheBeatGoesOn 0]

But don't know how to search it/what it's called.

Skating backwards and leaning/turning to the right side for instance and while in that lean/turn putting your right foot out ninety degrees (so your toes are pointing opposite ways from each other) resulting in moving/skating forwards. Does that make a bit of sense?

[wildebeest 0]

a pivot? try youtube or sportskool.com

[iggy777 0]

Try think hockey by CBC. There are quite a few videos on the right side and they might have something you're looking for.

CBC Think Hockey

[TheBeatGoesOn 0]

That's it, a pivot. When you go from skating backwards to forwards I'm assuming thats a backwards pivot? I can't find a short video displaying this, not an instructional video but just someone doing it. =/

thanks.

[ramensandwich 1]

hockeyshot.com

[TheBeatGoesOn 0]

hockeyshot.com

Nothing there...

[houk 0]

check out laura stamm's books or website

[wc19 1]

CBC think hockey should have it. They have lots of interesting goodies there.

[biff44 0]

http://www.sportskool.com/videos/backward-skating

About 11 minutes in.

I think I turn my head, then my shoulders, then my waste, then complete the foot work.

[TheBeatGoesOn 0]

http://www.sportskool.com/videos/backward-skating

About 11 minutes in.

I think I turn my head, then my shoulders, then my waste, then complete the foot work.

Thanks. I was actually looking for a smaller video clip on youtube or something displaying it, to show someone. I can actually do the pivot, I just learned it the other day. ;) Obviously I need to work on it though.