Tying toe laces on pads

I have my laces rather loose. I have Bauer Supremes, the older version.
Basically, I separate the laces and put them through the hole at the toe of my skate, bring them back together at the front and tie, then run them back to the middle hole on opposite sides, put them through and join them on top of my skate and tie them there. I leave a little slack between the skate and the toe of the pad, because my pads are 36" and I should have 37 or 38" pads (I'm 6'3), so that helps them stay up a bit.
I find that if I bring the laces back to the heel, the pad is too tight and hard to roll over when in the butterfly.

First do this: Tying Your Toe Tie

Then what I do is this: take each string coming from the knot in each hand. Run one on the inside of the blade and one on the outside of the blade, crossing them in the first cowling hole underneath your toes. Cross them again underneath your heal in the back cowling hole. Then I raise straight up from there, with the strings passing over the bottom of my ankle (as opposed to again through the middle hole, as I believe you're doing). I then tuck the bow and excess string underneath my performance pants.

Hope that helps!