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Flexing Your Stick More

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I a pretty tall guy, 5'10, I weigh about 150 and I am pretty strong. I have been using senior sticks for a while and one problem I have had for a while is really being able to flex my stick when I shoot. I am really confused of what I should do. I have a good shoot but I feel that with all the new technologies that companies are putting into sticks concerning the flex, I should take advantage of the new technologies. Should I move back down to intermediates to harness the flex of my sticks or change my shooting style or what or even just stick with no getting very much flex out of my stick and having a pretty good shot. I have no idea how I should address this situation because I am still not a complete believer in more flex = harder/better shot. Let me know what you guys think.

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Try the pull wrist shot - drag the puck into your strong side foot (left for leftiea and vice versa). That will give u a feel for it. Search 'scott bjugstad shooting' on youtube for a good demo

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Do you feel your stick flex? There are few more satisfying things than getting hold and a shot and feeling the stock bow in that sweet spot. Not too much causing lost energy and not too little in not getting enough.

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Without seeing you shoot, there's no way to offer a definitive answer. Generally, I feel that you should feel your stick flex on wrist shots. If you aren't getting that on a 75ish flex senior, then moving down to intermediate may be a good idea. More flex isn't always better, especially if you don't know how to shoot with a stick that flexes.

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