Slap Shot Training Intensive | iTrain Hockey 

Gerhard Symons dont whatch how to slapshoot in this whid cuz its wrong and im 13 and im the best slapshooter in u-14

At least your not 15 😞

ur mums bein an egg mate

Never too late to start. I'm 19 and just started 2 months ago!

Theo Mitchell hey bud u should go for it! u are at a good age to start.

Hey bud, i stepped on the ice for the first time at the age of 13, 3 years later, im still playing hockey. If you love this sport go for it, it will help you bave a better and more fun future, trust me, go for it.

Nolan pace every kockey player needs to know how to slapsoot

Ah, you are one of those people who probably says "Why bother learning a foreign language, because you will never be as good as a native speaker."

@@p4inl3ss94 I've been playing hockey for over 20 years at a high level (D3 and Juniors). Slapshots to me are a waste of time. I've scored more goals with a hard wrist shot or a quick snap shot then I ever did with a slapshot. A majority of slapshots I did score on were either rebounds or one-timers on a power play. For a forward like myself, they are a last resort, not a shot I would use on a normal basis. Now that I've been playing in competitive leagues post college, I almost never use it. It's inaccurate, it takes a lot of motion (as opposed to a wrist shot or a snapshot) and it leaves you unprotected and prone to getting knocked off the puck rather easily because you're usually off balance. So no, not every player needs to know to slapshot. Every player should have an accurate, hard wrist shot which will score many more goals than a slapshot ever will.

@@darksaga80 I agree somewhat. When I take a slapper it's usually just a quarter or half swing, never the reach for the sky slapper which, as you say, takes a lot of motion and time.

@@harmagician1 Yeap, I'm the same way. On the rebound coming out when I'm in the slot, I do the same thing, 1/4 swing and lean into that baby to keep low. Totally agree with you mate.