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There are many different way to shoot a puck in hockey. With a wrist shot, you can either shoot from one or both legs. You should be able to do both, but players often have trouble generating power from one leg, and end up using the so called "Muffin Gun" when shooting this way: nice and soft for the goalie to save!
In this video I'll show you how to change this; instead of muffins, you'll soon be firing lasers!
Have fun practicing!
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27 сен 2024

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@phuesler Год назад

Top notch content as usual, Marcel, thank you. I have 2 questions: 1. Do you have pointers to reduce shooting wobbly knuckle pucks? 2. What are your thoughts on using a chair, sitting or one leg elevated, to practice the push-pull mechanics? Have a terrific day.

@MarcelsHockeySchool Год назад

You’re welcome! For knucklers, try not to open up the stick blade as soon. I really like the chair, one leg elevated. We use it a lot during the off-season.

@phuesler Год назад

@@MarcelsHockeySchool Excellent tip, thank you. I played around with different tilt angles of the blade and indeed, like you said, opening up the blade later reduced the wobbling. I guess it is a habit I picked up as a kid when I desperately wanted to lift the puck :-). Do you have a video where one can see the pucks horizontal travel along the blade and where it leaves the blade?

@bfish9700 Год назад

I had a terrible wrist shot until I started doing this snapshot. Do you find when you pull the puck in, aim suffers? I have about 100 pucks on a shooting pad and shoot almost every day, when I practice the pull-in shot, they start going all over the place.

@MarcelsHockeySchool Год назад

I find it’s just a matter of practice. At the start, aim was weird, but now I don’t even notice that I’m pulling the puck in when I shoot