I have always kept my rear hand on my goalie at all time and used my front hand to control all my other rods. My line of thinking was that if a shot made it through my other rods i would have strength on my goalie rod and at least be able to keep it from spinning him around and the ball wouldn't get past him. But i noticed in all your videos that all the high level players always transfer from front to back and leave the back two push rods alone when on offence. Am I making a huge mistake?
Well I've been playing for a little bit over a year now, and not sure if you would consider this a fundamental, but could you do a tutorial on squaring the ball?
From a snake shot but also from a "long" shot on defense,and a push/pull 3 bar shot? Even squaring the ball properly for some passes seems necessary.
Especially fro my snake, I have a hrad time over over-squaring resulting in a cutback, versus not enoguh and it just sprays alot.
could you make a movie about front pin? it's one of my two favourite shots and i will enjoy all the information and suggestions concerning that topic :)
P.s. the second is push&pull kick (open hand) any tutorials of reading, aiming holes etc are welcomed.
I have always kept my rear hand on my goalie at all time and used my front hand to control all my other rods. My line of thinking was that if a shot made it through my other rods i would have strength on my goalie rod and at least be able to keep it from spinning him around and the ball wouldn't get past him. But i noticed in all your videos that all the high level players always transfer from front to back and leave the back two push rods alone when on offence. Am I making a huge mistake?
THROTTLEJUNKIE420 9 months ago in playlist The Duplicity of Defense
Well I've been playing for a little bit over a year now, and not sure if you would consider this a fundamental, but could you do a tutorial on squaring the ball?
From a snake shot but also from a "long" shot on defense,and a push/pull 3 bar shot? Even squaring the ball properly for some passes seems necessary.
Especially fro my snake, I have a hrad time over over-squaring resulting in a cutback, versus not enoguh and it just sprays alot.
mp060512 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing!
Lafitenia 2 years ago
Really valuable stuff. Thanks for that.
olivoch 2 years ago
I don't know much about shooting front pin sorry - so can't share much there.
dunneri 2 years ago
very good and very informative stuff,
I like the way you explain foosing
could you make a movie about front pin? it's one of my two favourite shots and i will enjoy all the information and suggestions concerning that topic :)
P.s. the second is push&pull kick (open hand) any tutorials of reading, aiming holes etc are welcomed.
Good job!
Kulis666 2 years ago
good and informative stuff
at this point you could got some friend involved to perform the passes themselves - for a better picture
but thanx anyway!
iljusha 2 years ago