Dude, you're awesome. All your videos are concise and easy to follow. As an adult that just started playing; my stick handling has improved remarkably and my accuracy, albeit rookie level, is also improving.
As always, great video. What I couldn't figure out 100%: Where do you look at in the moment of the shot e. g. when the blade hits the puck? Never had any damages of the house from pucks ricochetting from the bar/posts? (I guess that might be because your accuracy is quite good, especially top right it was impressive!)
@manimanus generally the toe of the blade.. that way if you are hitting 4-6 inches behind the puck getting the flex you want.. it will automatically flatten the stick so that the blade is flat on the ice by the time it contacts the puck
its because when you're on ice you're most likely not pushing much with your legs to transfer the weight cause you're sliding a lot. when you're on the pavement your feet grip the ground and you can easily push your whole body forward so practice transferring your weight
It's a hockey shooting pad from Hockey Shot. If you visit our website we have a review and a $10 off coupon code. I like the roll-up shooting pad the best because it gives you a lot more room to practice and shoot
@thealphagn I got mine all for free during the winter. There is an outdoor rink near where I live and when the snow melted I walked around and picked up all the pucks. For you I would recommend asking the guys that work at the rink, I used to be a rink rat and we had a tonne of pucks in the back, the guys would let me keep any I found when cleaning, offer them $10 for 20 pucks and maybe they will just say here take them for free, either way you get a deal!
its probably been said in the comments before but i cant see it, but what are you using as an alternative to ice there so you can practice out side? thanks!
Thank you so much!! This helped ALOT! I have always had power but now i have power and a nice shot thanks... this helped alot of course im using a RS so yeaaah! haha!
I have the same shooting pad as you from hockeyshot. Just wondering if you notice any wear and tear on your pad after taking so many shots? Do you ever have to replace them?
just buy a 12 dollar 4x8 white panelboard from your local improvement store and spray it with some lubricant, works like a charm and is pretty durable. i currently practice on one when i'm not playing
hi, im still having trouble lifting the puck. i follow through high but the puck is still on the ground. do i have to snap my wrist like in the wrist n snap shot?
Practice skating, the power generated comes from your whole body, and you are as good as your weakest link.... that's my problem too, I find as I get better at skating my shot looks more like my street hockey shot
@xitzgrimx For the hardest shot you need great form, then the proper flex on your stick, and then I would start worrying about the curve of your stick. Typically people who take a lot of slapshots do prefer a straighter curve (heel curves) but I wouldn't say it will make a noticeable difference in power. Work on your form, transferring your weight, and using your legs and core muscles. We have a bunch of videos on slapshot power. Try a flatter curve and if you like it, keep it!
When training, do you do anything to compensate for not wearing skates? I can shoot anywhere I want in bare feet, but once I get skates on my power and accuracy just goes to shit.
Hey Jeremy I'm having some trouble getting the puck in the air while taking a slap shot moving or not. Any pointers? I can get the puck off the ground when taking wrist shots and snap shots moving or not. I've watched your video on technique but still no luck. Please help.
Thanks for this vid i was sturggling with my slapshots, I'll try out these tips tomorrow at practice. I have a skillpad and a net but only 1 puck. It gets really annoying going to get the puck after every shot. I was wondering where do you get all your pucks, did you just buy them? If so where from? thanks.
,, Hello there! Will you please what measures teflon table ?, live in madrid Spain and I'm trying to get a table but can not find teflon but I would like to know the thickness, length and width of the table to buy a teflon, in some factory or store. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WONDERFUL ATTENTION
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Dude, you're awesome. All your videos are concise and easy to follow. As an adult that just started playing; my stick handling has improved remarkably and my accuracy, albeit rookie level, is also improving.
I think it's funny how everyone that does these videos has flip flops on
Better than all those kids on youtube thinking they're snipers and uploading videos.
real good stuff thanks for the tips
Awesome shooting, thanks for the tips!
@narathh I'm just playing for fun now and also coaching.
As always, great video.
What I couldn't figure out 100%: Where do you look at in the moment of the shot e. g. when the blade hits the puck?
Never had any damages of the house from pucks ricochetting from the bar/posts? (I guess that might be because your accuracy is quite good, especially top right it was impressive!)
Although I have only taken lessons for adults, I enjoy learning the techniques from your videos. Keep up the great work!
@manimanus generally the toe of the blade.. that way if you are hitting 4-6 inches behind the puck getting the flex you want.. it will automatically flatten the stick so that the blade is flat on the ice by the time it contacts the puck
7:05 puck rolls off your patio.
Aahhah Yea
😂😂yea I saw it
I'd kill to shoot like you! Just moved from a Zetterberg EQ30 85 flex to a Richards TotalONE 102 flex...still need to adjust.
You gifted! "Anotha One"
These tips helped me a lot ...thanks
im gonna try today at my game thanks u are beast at hockey
you should tell people to practice shooting on the sides about halfway up the net because in a game, that would go between the goalies pads and glove
I used these tips for my wristshot and slapshot great tips I’m sniping the corners every time I shot😀😀🏒🏒
Thanks for the great video! I'm getting back into the game, and needed a little refresher. This fit the bill perfectly.
its because when you're on ice you're most likely not pushing much with your legs to transfer the weight cause you're sliding a lot. when you're on the pavement your feet grip the ground and you can easily push your whole body forward so practice transferring your weight
do you use the same stick for practice as you do in games? I ask because of the height difference between being on skates and not.
@Swizzy I'm 24 and live in a small town, so I play in a men's league. In the winter I play whenever I can, especially on lakes and ponds :D
you got a crazy shot man, love the videos
I'm the same way, I can put a wrister anywhere, and I can deflect anything, but taking a decent slapshot is the moon to me.
killing the game in flip flops son!
This guy should be in NHL
It's a hockey shooting pad from Hockey Shot. If you visit our website we have a review and a $10 off coupon code. I like the roll-up shooting pad the best because it gives you a lot more room to practice and shoot
Thanks for the tips, I'll give this a try tomorrow.
Right on buddy, this is clutch
Thanks Helped alot!
Thx! but it is always different and harder to place your feet and go forward and shoot like this when you are wearing blades or skates.
Nice set of golf clubs.
So helpful.. thank man definatly subscribed
Great stuff my fav shot was @8:34 even though with my screen name i would be saying upper corner =)
thanks for the tips now i can slapshot even better :)
loving how u use wooden sticks to take slapshots with, dont wanna break the expensive ones! thats what i do
Thanks, great vid! Would be cool to see some slomo.
Thanks helps a lot
@thealphagn I got mine all for free during the winter. There is an outdoor rink near where I live and when the snow melted I walked around and picked up all the pucks. For you I would recommend asking the guys that work at the rink, I used to be a rink rat and we had a tonne of pucks in the back, the guys would let me keep any I found when cleaning, offer them $10 for 20 pucks and maybe they will just say here take them for free, either way you get a deal!
Really nice video! Lots of help!
Did you nail the last shot "bar down" at the first take or did you make some takes?!?!
Nice shots =)
@khman4 We have a few videos on this. One is called How to Improve your Slapshot Technique, and the other is called Slapshot Tips
For a harder shot would a straighter curve like the zetterberg pattern do better than a bigger curve like the Sakic?
question where should the stick hit the pucks? blade or toe?
Great stuff. You make it look effortless.
its probably been said in the comments before but i cant see it, but what are you using as an alternative to ice there so you can practice out side? thanks!
Where did you get that white mat thing??? I need that in my garden
thankyou jeremy it really helped
Thank you so much!! This helped ALOT! I have always had power but now i have power and a nice shot thanks... this helped alot of course im using a RS so yeaaah! haha!
LOL 6:57 that puck had enough :D
I have the same shooting pad as you from hockeyshot. Just wondering if you notice any wear and tear on your pad after taking so many shots? Do you ever have to replace them?
Is that is pro shooting pad? Plz reply thinking of getting one
Oliver Chen ya
just buy a 12 dollar 4x8 white panelboard from your local improvement store and spray it with some lubricant, works like a charm and is pretty durable. i currently practice on one when i'm not playing
Can't second that enough. Especially if you've got a truck to place it in.
Great video, thank you! Do you look at your target once your stick hit the floor or before?
hi, im still having trouble lifting the puck. i follow through high but the puck is still on the ground. do i have to snap my wrist like in the wrist n snap shot?
hey, where can i find some of that white sheet stuff u always use, is it like fake ice or something??
Is it easier to slap shot with a composite blade, wood blade, or ABS blade?
Say your Skating on a break away from the right side is it possible to take a top right slap shot?
Just wanted to say thanks you REALLY helped me out keep doing great videos like this :) !
awesome videos man kepp posting them!!
i got the same gloves as you bauer vapor xvi
Awesome thank you for the tips
Wow this is really helpful, thanks!
@ 7:50 he accually saves the puck :)
Hockey Canada WHOO!!
Thanx for da vids!!! Ur tips are legit
Thank you! I just started hockey, and was taking some practice slapshots and I couldn't get them to raise up.
first learn how to do a well wrist shot including backhand
dont even think of slappers before wristers
Ah nice! I am all the way over in the UK you think they'll ship out here plus would it be worth getting it through customs? Cheers man
thank you these helped me alot! I FINALLY CAN GET THE PUCK OF THE ICE YAYY!!
thanks
Good job bro. You've earned a subscribe
wow dude you're awesome good tips
Does closing the blade on a low shot kick it to the left?
whats the distance between the net and the blue line ?
what type of stick are you using in this video?
Practice skating, the power generated comes from your whole body, and you are as good as your weakest link.... that's my problem too, I find as I get better at skating my shot looks more like my street hockey shot
What stick are you using? I know ur using an rs in some. What kind of Easton is that?
thats a really nice place to shoot around
make sure you hit the ice or shooting pad well before you make contact with the puck,and bend ur knees.
Thanks they helped alot
"just below the crossbar baby!" hahaha, very nice shots
Hey man, thanks for the tips! very helpful
Can you use this in roller hockey?
Awesome! Thanks :)
Thanks for the video! What is the curve of this ccm? Cheers :)
@xitzgrimx For the hardest shot you need great form, then the proper flex on your stick, and then I would start worrying about the curve of your stick. Typically people who take a lot of slapshots do prefer a straighter curve (heel curves) but I wouldn't say it will make a noticeable difference in power. Work on your form, transferring your weight, and using your legs and core muscles. We have a bunch of videos on slapshot power. Try a flatter curve and if you like it, keep it!
7:00 the puck was tired of his abuse.
When training, do you do anything to compensate for not wearing skates? I can shoot anywhere I want in bare feet, but once I get skates on my power and accuracy just goes to shit.
Nice shots! I like yor videos
Great video. Keep up the good work.
Just below the crossbar, baby! Beauty shot eh?
Hey
love these videos
I have a small curve so it it really hard for me to lift my slpashot. Even if i open the blade the highest i can go is the middle of the net
I’ve watched you for over a year now and now I just realized you kinda looks like ovi
Hey Jeremy I'm having some trouble getting the puck in the air while taking a slap shot moving or not. Any pointers? I can get the puck off the ground when taking wrist shots and snap shots moving or not. I've watched your video on technique but still no luck. Please help.
Thanks for this vid i was sturggling with my slapshots, I'll try out these tips tomorrow at practice.
I have a skillpad and a net but only 1 puck. It gets really annoying going to get the puck after every shot. I was wondering where do you get all your pucks, did you just buy them? If so where from? thanks.
I get all of my pucks at Play it Again Sports. They are only about a dollar each
,, Hello there! Will you please what measures teflon table ?, live in madrid Spain and I'm trying to get a table but can not find teflon but I would like to know the thickness, length and width of the table to buy a teflon, in some factory or store. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WONDERFUL ATTENTION
head up!
Very interesting to see him before he had some confidence, he looks more mature and overall just a better coach and person.
How is this platform called?
What your training board?
I just subscribed awesome vid