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Creating a Flawless Puck Saucer in Shooting

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Rotate the puck off your blade from heel to toe for smooth saucer of the puck as it travels to its target. Here are a few more tips for creating perfect saucers! Full video length: 12:00 minutes on our membership site at: iTrainHockey.com
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@LizardSkin Год назад

Half the velocity on a wrist shot comes from snapping your wrists over as shown here. Really is an understated fundamental. Think of your stick as a whip while shooting. Youre whipping the puck off the blade. Incorporate Core rotation, weight transfer through stride and good stick flex and you have yourself a hard wrist shot.

@wyattarnoult497 3 года назад

Thanks man, your videos are very helpful

@vicdebohne5568 4 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@devizkit 3 года назад

Good tips thnx

@Capt_McNugget 6 месяцев назад

Honestly I dont know about this technique..like i dont have to flip my wrist over it almost opposite. i tilt back 45 and splice/ roll the puck while punching to target..maybe im just different but i dont see where Id want to blast a wrist shot saucer to someone ... edit... my bad re read title and I guess it's about the equivalent of throwing a spiral in football type video for pucks?

@petyanca 4 года назад

Is there a difference in technique if using a wooden stiff stick?

@fredrikbystrom7380 4 года назад

Not really. It's more difficult to flex a stiff wooden stick, so doing a clean saucer shot is slightly more difficult. Not by much though, since most of the technique is in the wrists and not the flex.

@mhicaoidh1 Год назад

There are whippy wooden sticks too. Used to play with a 60 flex PMP. The shot mechanics are exactly the same. It's your strength that will determine how much you can load (flex) the stick. If you can't get much flex it's either poor technique or the stick is too stiff. If you are shooting over the top of the net, and having trouble controlling your shots, then there is too much flex (more than likely).

@CH-pp2qc 4 года назад

It also depends on what curve you use. Most curves nowaways are garbage. The best puckhandlers and shooters use straighter sticks

@mhicaoidh1 Год назад

That's not really true now ... nor was it 3 years ago. A lot of pro players are migrating to a base curve of a P28 and making personal modifications off that.

@Capt_McNugget 6 месяцев назад

P88 all day