On Thursday I did an interview with Maria Mountain. Among other things, we talked about hockey training mistakes, my favorite exercise for hockey players, a couple great core exercises, and whether hockey players should use exercise bikes for conditioning or not.

You can listen to the interview here: Hockey Training Interview

…Ignore the end of the interview when I predict that the US Women’s Olympic Team will beat Canada…

In the interview I described one of my favorite core exercises: Rotational Cable Lift

This is an incredible exercise for improving rotational power, which has direct benefits for shooting power on the ice. Because of the complexity of the movement, it’s pretty difficult to explain.

Check out the video below:

-Kevin Neeld

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3 Responses to “Hockey Training Interview with Maria Mountain”

  1. Hockey Conditioning | Biking for Hockey Players | Off-Ice Training | KevinNeeld.com on March 8th, 2010 6:03 am

    [...] Hockey Training Interview with Maria Mountain [...]

  2. dnanny on March 16th, 2010 11:49 am

    i saw some people doing who looked like football players doing this in mike doyles gym yesterday. except they were doing it very fast. what sort of weight is supposed to be used? is this heavy weight or a fast motion??

  3. Kevin Neeld on March 16th, 2010 12:10 pm

    Great question: both! Explosiveness is most important. Once that is established, add load. In other words, don’t compromise the velocity to add a ton of weight.

    -Kevin

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