Shooting
- Wrist Shot: A wrist shot is a fast shot. When you
make this shot, your stick should always be touching the puck.
- Snap Shot: A snap shot is similar to a wrist shot. You
should hear the puck and your stick smack together.
- Slap Shot:Slap shots have a large wind up, and follow
through. Keep your power arm straight, and rotate your shoulders.
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Passing
- Slid on over: Pass when the puck does not get lifted off
the ice.
- On the Recieving end:When waiting for a pass, keep your
stick blade on the ice, and keep your arms relaxed. When the puck is
passed to you, when it reaches your stick, allow your stick to
slightly drift back, then there is less chance of it bouncing off.
- Lifting the Puck: Sometimes it may seem impossible to get
the puck across to a teamate with just a sliding pass. Lifting the
puck may make it easier.
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| Leading the puck: To leadc the puck,
send it up ahead of where your teamate is, so as they're moving the puck
and player will meet at the same time. |
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