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Powerskating: Backward One-Foot Stop to T-Push

In this ProSmart tutorial Evan Marble demonstrates the importance of stopping with bent knees, both for safety and affording the possibility of pushing forward from a position of power.

Recommended for: Peewee, Bantam, Midget

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