Great system. Lots of transition over the to game itself, and it's fun. But I couldn't help but notice the loud smack whenever you'd hit the targets. Makes me wonder how long these will last. They aren't cheap at $300 (US) for the set. How well are they going to hold up to 3000+ shots a year?
Just got these 2 weeks ago for my son to learn to keep his head up while shooting. He loves the game modes, and I'm not going to lie, I'm hooked on these myself. Lots of fun and definitely helps with skill development
There is a new version that has the targets padded, it reduces the smack and I'm sure will lead to better durability. They've also replaced the spring with a bungee. The mounting system still sucks though. It needs an optional 4-point mount on the back that has a 3 inch strap running though the center. Most people aren't setting this up on an official net so hooking to the net isn't an option. Another idea would be an optional bracket that tightens directly to the post.
I have a question, I have an accurate but slower shot, but I can also zip the puck by the goalie but not a accurately, how can I make it so I have an accuarate and hard shot?
Whenever you add speed to an already accurate shot, make sure to not sacrifice form. When adding speed to the shot, don't try and OVER - DO it. Try to be 1% better each time. Take the slow route and you'll build a consistent and harder shot. As always, focus on that push/pull system between top & bottom hand, as well as release point and down force (dropping weight as you release for snap shots).
Though that would be more affordable, it wouldn't be nearly as accurate. Plus you'd constantly need someone there with you to start/stop the timer if you're training alone or with a friend. Having a system where it's all done for you is by far going to be the more accurate way of challenging high scores.
Holy cow I need these!
this is sick Pavel you are my favorite hockey youtuber and keep up the good work!
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Great system. Lots of transition over the to game itself, and it's fun. But I couldn't help but notice the loud smack whenever you'd hit the targets. Makes me wonder how long these will last. They aren't cheap at $300 (US) for the set. How well are they going to hold up to 3000+ shots a year?
Time will tell but yes they do make a lot of noise when they are hit.
Slacking in the skill area….you missed a few times in Classic Mode….LOL
Just got these 2 weeks ago for my son to learn to keep his head up while shooting. He loves the game modes, and I'm not going to lie, I'm hooked on these myself. Lots of fun and definitely helps with skill development
WOW I wanna this!!!
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Wow those are so cool 😎 this will Definitely help me
There is a new version that has the targets padded, it reduces the smack and I'm sure will lead to better durability. They've also replaced the spring with a bungee. The mounting system still sucks though. It needs an optional 4-point mount on the back that has a 3 inch strap running though the center. Most people aren't setting this up on an official net so hooking to the net isn't an option. Another idea would be an optional bracket that tightens directly to the post.
I’m trying to work on my shot will this be a good thing to get to help my shot power and accuracy
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I have a question, I have an accurate but slower shot, but I can also zip the puck by the goalie but not a accurately, how can I make it so I have an accuarate and hard shot?
Work on the technique of shooting more, most of all just shoot a lot. Coach Jeremy and Pav have some good videos for it too. Good luck
Whenever you add speed to an already accurate shot, make sure to not sacrifice form. When adding speed to the shot, don't try and OVER - DO it. Try to be 1% better each time. Take the slow route and you'll build a consistent and harder shot. As always, focus on that push/pull system between top & bottom hand, as well as release point and down force (dropping weight as you release for snap shots).
I would recommend just making homemade targets or a shooter tutor and time it with your phone. Nice vid though👍
Though that would be more affordable, it wouldn't be nearly as accurate. Plus you'd constantly need someone there with you to start/stop the timer if you're training alone or with a friend. Having a system where it's all done for you is by far going to be the more accurate way of challenging high scores.
Yeah I guess it’s that makes sense it’s just so expensive
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