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The Wrist Snap in Ice Hockey

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Summary: Snap your wrist to shoot the puck forward in ice hockey. Learn how to play ice hockey with this free video lesson.

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By Ben Lorey
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Ben Lorey has been playing the game of hockey for 25 years. He has experience in both ice and roller hockey. Lorey not only enjoys playing hockey, but he coaches as well. He currently...read more

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"Alright the next thing we're going to talk about is shooting and there's a couple of different ways you can shoot. One, I'm going to talk about is the wrist shot. To do the wrist shot, you basically, it's all in the body movement and where you position yourself. You hold the puck back, on your back foot, as far back as you can, lean on your back foot with your hand half way down the shaft and then you're going to pull it slowly and release and point, to where you want to shoot it. You're going to end up pushing hard on your front foot and your knees should be bent. You pull it back and then follow it through, pull it back and follow through. That's it, that's all you have to do. With a lot practice you can do it yourself and have a good hard shot and beat the goalie. "

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