How to Score in Hockey on a butterfly goalie

[Mattymooch36]

Go Flyers!

[NicholasDaMan101]

0:03 did he just try to lick us

[Hockeyguyman]

@NicholasDaMan101 lmao

[crby101]

Ill keep my shoulder up next game.... Ehehehehehehehhe!

[reaferdock]

That ice is wierd

[666ThrashSlayer]

Go Ducks!

[FighterPilot226]

Agreed with Nate200233713

[Nate200233713]

This tutor shooter is never available what the hell?

[iiExiiLeD]

i wish i had a spot like that to shoot

[BLOCK19PRODUCTIONS]

For me, i prefer to fire wristers from the slot. I usually shoot slap-shots from the Point. You will need to set up a good screen or be a very accurate shooter if you wanna score goal's from the Point. I usualy rely on my wingers to set up a good screen. Then if i miss from the point, they will chase the rebound and hopefully light the lamp.

[Henry610]

Great spot to shoot for, its even easier to hit then trying to buzz one to the corner cause you don't have to worry so much of missing wide. It really handcuffs the goalie. Just put the shoot right next to their ear, right in the crook of their glove arm. That's a long and awkward way for their glove to have to travel to make the save. Great tip.

[ixobileixobile]

i ve scored in that spot before but its a bit harder if the goalie comes out and closes the angle on you a bit.

[admc8]

I think Luongo does a good job taking that spot out because of his large shoulders, but i have seen him beat in that position sooo many times.

[analvspredator]

damn, ive never seen this before, i think i should start alternating holding my glove 12' o clock and traditional

[BostonSports1011]

Well, you don't really have to shoot to score, most of the time just shoot it on net and goals happen more often than you think.

[chhhockeynut14]

Goalies hate when i do this because its so close to their head, however its very effective. Even if you don't score you may have scared the goalie for the next shot you take.

[neonskittles5378]

HOW GOOD DOES THE SYNTHETIC ICE WORK. PLEASE RESPOND!!

[multipass613]

As a goalie instructor I can attest that this scoring area is legit. It's probably the hardest glove save for most goalies to make. Do pay attention to goalies that hold their gloves in the 12 o'clock position. They will be far more likely to catch these than the traditional goalies.

[Score100goals]

@multipass613 Absolutely correct. On a disciplined goalie that holds his glove in this position it will be much harder to score there but with all of the action in a game and when a goalie gets tired this will cause his arm to drop too.

[birdisthewordism]

synthetic ice?

[Score100goals]

@birdisthewordism Yeah. It's called Kwik Ice made by a company out of Minnesota.

[TheGuitarGamerGuy]

@birdisthewordism if plastic is what you call synthertic ice then yes

[thegman1234]

I can't tell you how many times I've seen Henrik Lundqvist get beat in that spot, it's becoming painful to watch. He's amazing everywhere else, but that one spot takes the cake.

[Score100goals]

@thegman1234 Ha. That guy is a wall. Many goalies have a problem there. Especially smaller and inexperienced tenders. Thanks for the comment.

[BLOCK19PRODUCTIONS]

@thegman1234 Yeah I've noticed he's weak on shots from the Point. But if you keep your glove up, you will get beat constantly on your glove side. (Example, Lu,) Luongo has a very weak glove side. As the playoffs progressed teams learned how to score on him.

[BLOCK19PRODUCTIONS]

@BLOCK19PRODUCTIONS Correct, IF you *don't keep your glove up.

[Halospartan98]

Nice shooter tutor, I'm ordering one right now.

[shuffle953]

omg BULLETS

[hockeyyismylife]

assuming the goalie catches left right? lol

[Score100goals]

@hockeyyismylife

Ha yeah. I was going to print the same design on the back so it could apply to both hands but it was cost prohibitive. When I made the shooter tutor the number was 93% of NHL goalies caught left.

[FraggerRem]

For the first slot you talked about, a good goalie would use his mask to block it.

[RomanBelvedere]

You have a scary wrist shot :O

Thanks for your help on wrist shots!

[Score100goals]

@RomanBelvedere

Thank you. The reason why I came up with the shooter tutor based on angles was because I had a good shoot but I didn't score too many goalies. I now realize that a quick release is way more important then the speed of the shoot. So I would look up and try to see an open net and by the time I shot it the goalie would move into position and block the hole. So the shooter tutor is based on angles. Forget about the goalie and shoot quickly to the best percentage area.

[Score100goals]

@RomanBelvedere

Ha. Thanks. I wish more of the goalies back when I played thought that.

[tagata753357]

did i see ducks? GO DUCKS!!!

[moolaman88]

i know what you are saying about that extra hole. But there is a way to stop those shots. It's called an elbow save, this is where the goalie lurches his elbow beside his head. Although not many goalie use it or even know about it and when they do it's hard to use it effectively. Anyways, I just thought i would give a little info on your new shooting area. Hope it helps.

[Camps2630]

nice shots!

[Score100goals]

@Camps2630 Ha. Thanks, Surprisingly only took one take. Were was that when I was playing. AAAAHHHHH

[MrNjdevilsfan30]

this looks like that iphone app

[Score100goals]

@MrNjdevilsfan30

Yeah it's the same. I made the iPhone app as an educational tool in conjunction with the shooter tutor. The goal is to get players familiar with where they're aiming based on their release location. So instead of a player getting a scoring opportunity, looking up to find "open net", and then shooting. A player will know the best places to shoot for the highest probability of scoring, so they will have the quickest release possible. and for sure score more goals.

[edgehockey14]

thanks alot!!! i will hopefully buy one!

[edgehockey14]

where can i buy one of these???

[Score100goals]

Only place currently is my website score100goalsdotcom

I'm trying to get them in pro shops right now and also heading to the Let's Play Hockey Expo at the Minnesota High School Hockey Tournament where I"m going to sell them.

Thanks for your interest.

[edgehockey14]

do u sell these shooter tutors????

[Score100goals]

Yeah I created and patented these shooter tutors. My goal was to find a better teaching aid for players on how to score. Goalies have changed dramatically during the past 20 years when the originally shooter tutor came out with the 5 holes. They play either the butterfly or hybrid style and have tremendous coaches. If a player can know where to shoot based on his release position then he/she will get the puck off quicker then a player who picks his/her head up and searches for open net.

[Score100goals]

It also has different holes than the original shooter tutor like this one over a goalies shoulder.

You can find more info(including why and where to shoot) at my site score100goalsdotcom

[TeamoJr]

the the zones flip if you flip over the shooter tutor for lefty goalies? or does it not have anything on the other side of it?

[Score100goals]

Unfortunately there is nothing on the back. Close to 93% or goalies including the NHL are righties or catch with their right hand. Digitally printing on both sides would be too much money to pass on to the customer.

[xRIKTERx]

*catch with left hand

[Score100goals]

Yeah sorry about that.

Thanks for the correction.

[KeithND104]

Wish I had this when I played hockey. I'd have scored about 87 more goals.

Did your cinematographer shoot the Blair Witch project?

[TeamoJr]

the only thing about your shooter tutor is that i would like to see it a lot more "heavy duty" for guys who can rally wire the puck and maybe some weight or steel at the bottom to stop all the lower missed shots to make more durable. I was just wondering if you guys had such a model because my old shooter tutor ripped in half but it lasted me almost 12 years

[Score100goals]

How's it going? it's definitely heavy duty as far as the material is made out of. I have this one set up at a training facility where everyone from 10 year olds to minor league pros have been ripping pucks at it for over 6 months. As far as the bottom we had to weigh keeping it weighed down vs. being able to retrieve the pucks. We have the standard bar for all shooter tutors but are looking into using a heavy chain which has works well so far.

[TeamoJr]

thanks for the reply i really appreciate it and will surely be picking one of these things up

[harmonsj]

Great shooting advice! I like your idea of zones that you start at to score. I'm using these ideas in my own adult hockey and teaching my son this as well. Keep the videos coming - do one on each zone!