Category: Shooting

Wrist Shot

The wrist shot is a sweeping motion where the puck rolls of the blade from heel to toe. Keys to a good wrist shot include: start with good hockey...

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Snap Shot

Snap shots are generally more effective than wrist shots becuase they are quicker and can catch goalies by surprise. Here are some key to a good...

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Catch and Release Shot

Ben Eaves demonstrates a Catch and Release Shot. This shooting technique can catch a defenceman and goalie off guard because it can result in a...

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Backhand Shot

Keys to the Backhand Shot lean onto strong side foot. spin the puck heel to toe. follow through towards the intended target.

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One-Timer Shot

One Timer Coaching Points You must receive a pass that can be one-timed, typically somewhere between your legs. Strong top hand. Lower hand...

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Strong Side One Timer

The key to a quality one timer on your strong side is your lower hand. It has to be firm and dig into the ice as the puuck arrives. It is more of a...

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Shooting in Stride

Shooting in stride is a great skill for all players to add to their skill set. The exceptional goal scorers are typically very good at this. The...

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