shooting

[Nic#19 0]

hey guys front foot or back foot and does anyone have any videos of anyone taking some hard wrist shots. i need to get this happening

[#1STUD 0]

Are you right handed or left handed?

[mickz 107]

Practice your weight transfers.

[Borsch 0]

hey guys front foot or back foot and does anyone have any videos of anyone taking some hard wrist shots. i need to get this happening

use search ;) There's been plenty of topics about this...

[Aussie Joe 0]

Get your ass to see some hockey at a higher level than yours. We have Pro Hockey here in my state (only one level above the grade I play) and its an awesome sight to watch when it comes to technique. Hardly any of the guys have a bad technique and those that do are just freaks that make it work anyways.

It'll show you how to do things on or opposite footed. I learned my opposite foot wristers from watching a good friend of mine and his team do warmups. Just a simple horse shoe but every shot they took went in one after the other.

lastly.... its one thing to watch but you really have to practice hard as well. I practice off rink shotting against a concrete wall at work 30 mins out of every lunch break. 4 times a week plus one 1hr game and one 3hr practice. It really adds up at the end of the season.

[Nic#19 0]

well aussie joe no offence but i am australian but living in canada for a while and hockey down there is nothing compared to up here. i was playing snr a roller hockey there wen i was 15 neway. oh i am from Vic. i am wondering bout balance cos i wen i shoot hard they are always low??

[Eazy_b97 1]

Justt keep practicing, get some pucks and start firing. Work on trasnferrign your weight, and shotting off of either leg. I like to shoot off front leg. As for them always being low its again practice and possibly your follow through.