If the puck looks more like a wounded duck than a flying saucer coming off the end of your stick, you may not be getting enough spin on it. Spin is generated as the puck rolls from the heel of the blade to the toe. The faster you snap your wrists, the quicker the puck will spin. The faster the puck spins, the harder and more precise the shot will be. The video below explains the similarities between a whirling puck and a Frisbee.
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hey my team does not have very good teamwork we play for Davis high and so for for the summer league our first game it was 9-3 for the other team
the second game it was 1-11 and we lost a second time so we are starting the summer league of to a Rockey start do you have any advice of drills that would help us with our teamwork and maybe with personal skill if you could reply to this comment that would awesome your website is awesome keep up the great posts they help more then you know-thanks
It sounds like you answered your own question…TEAMWORK! Try focusing on just two or three areas to improve together. A good place to start is positioning. Everyone needs to understand their role and where they should be in the attacking, neutral, and defensive zone. If you see someone out of position, remind them where they should be.
A well-positioned team making crisp passes can, at the very least, play keep away from their opponent 🙂 No more allowing 11 goals!
Here are some half ice hockey drills to try. I like the Give and Go Shooting Drill.
Dude, did you make a shirt with your website logo on it? That's sweet! Good video too!
Thank you