How to Shoot like Auston Matthews *UPDATED*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2022
- How to Shoot like Auston Matthews is a must-watch video if you're looking to level up your release and score more goals on the ice. Built on top of the Downhill Skating "how to skate" fundamentals, the AM34 release is one of the keys to learning how to shoot like an NHL Player. This video will break down the three components of the snap shot that has made Auston Matthews one of the most prolific goal scorers in the NHL. This method of shooting has even started to pick up steam across the NHL with budding superstars like Cole Caufield and Connor Bedard adding it to their goal scoring arsenals.
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Thanks for watching! What impresses you the most about Auston Matthew's signature shot?
by his quicker release and powerful shot.
Excellent video on the techniques
Thank you sir.
this is great about the footwork before the pull! i've been doing the drag shot without it and the shot always hit the D's shin
Exactly, all about getting more of an angle change.
Pulling in close like that gives you so much power in your shot
Completely agree, brings the puck into something we call "the power tunnel" at Train 2.0.
@@Train2point0 a few other good techniques 1. Move puck back as if you are going to do a backhand pass, but go forward.
2. Turn blades sideways as if you are stopping, but keep going. 3. Breaking out if defenceman is hugging boards go towards middle. If he moves bank it off boards, if not go around him. 4. Full speed up side and stop hard at hash marks, usually someone free coming up middle.
5. If on defence follow the body not the puck.
Bends his knee and drives his weight down on the stick to create flex as well
Thanks explaining, thank ypu so much I like a lot it
Awesome, glad to hear it and you are welcome.
This helps me a lot but in ice hockey I have not tried it but I have getting better at shooting like Austin matthews in street hockey and people also say I shoot like him so yea thanks a lot ❤❤
Glad to hear it.
thanks for the detailed breakdown Jason!
just to confirm: @ 45 sec you mention anchor, but then it never comes up again for the rest of the vid. So is anchor a preliminary step in the learning progression but Not part of the actual shot? Or prior to changing the stance to narrow and rolling on the outside edge we still need to anchor?
Not part of the shot but part of the set up, correct.
It's definitely the footwork. I get a ton of power from the pull-in snap shot but I don't get anywhere near that angle change so it ends up like a slow wrister.
Repetition + Awareness = Mastery. Good luck!
So are you saying that because he begins in a corkscrew position, that allows him a greater range of lateral movement to pull the puck in tight to shoot - changing the attack angle more dynamically?
Great video! Where on the stick should the puck be releasing from? My shots come off quick wobly for my snap shots. Am I releasing too much on the toe? Hard to know without a video of me shooting, i understand.
Toe is the sweet spot Tom. But properly loading it with your posterior oblique sling is the key here. Use the bounce of your muscles to load and release your shots.
Thank you! WIll work on it. Any general reasons shots come off woblyyou can throw out there for me to think about?@@Train2point0
I’ve been working on this shot for two days and I find that I’m not getting anywhere near the power of Mathews. Should my outside edge have complete pressure on it for the end of the shot or no?
Yes can help no doubt, would need to see video of your shot to see where you're going wrong.
@@Train2point0 Can I email it to you? What’s your email
Did you switch shooting sides ??!?
We know this buddy
who is your favorite NHL DEFENSMEN
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Thanks, I will have a go (and fail 😂)
Haha no problem, best of luck!