How To Take a Snapshot
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@hockeyfan1003 Yeah right, BAR DOWN BABY! Best way to score, puts an exclamation mark on the goal!
1 year ago 24
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@mshuckett I just said roll because if I say snap for the entire video I know people will ask "what does snap your wrist mean?" Your are rolling your wrists very fast, so I say roll your wrists at the beginning, that way beginners will understand.
1 year ago 10
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lol that leaf, nooooooooooo jeremy your shoes damn man i need to deck you out with fresh gear
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noooooooooo jeremy ur shirt collar is all warn out just like mine i had since like gr 9 american eagle shirts noooooooooooooooo damn man is there something i can do to donate to u and how to hockey
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( I'm a righty) I like shooting my snapshot off my left leg, and dragging it so I shoot through their legs for a nice screen
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This was great. I really want to commend you on how you broke down the snap shot into three parts!
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Great video thanks man, looking forward to watching few more how to videos
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Take a look at my shooting video it's titled "50+ mph slapshot" I just got a speedtracx and now my shots are 65-70 mph which is a great improvement!! If you do end up watching the video i hope you enjoy it!
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OMG YES! i am in my second year of organized hockey and now i can snipe some ginos bar down with snappers #fearless
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great job explaining man, i hope to soon make similar videos demonstrating proper shot technique and I will use your video here as a goal.
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whats the thing you havr behind the net to catch the pucks?
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this helped
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@howtohockeydotcom Whats the difference between a wrist shot and a snap shot?
MrJackdermody7 6 months ago
@MrJackdermody7 the wrist shot is more powerful and usually taken off the leg furthest from the blade of the stick. The snapshot is more about quick release, barely any set-up and is usually taken from the leg closest to the blade of the stick.
howtohockeydotcom 3 months ago 3
luv ur vids, is that the roll up pad???
ovibetterthancrosby 7 months ago
@ovibetterthancrosby yup the roll-up shooting pad. We have a coupon code on our website for $10 off, it's great I use it all the time.
howtohockeydotcom 3 months ago
i like to do the snap shot when im close to the net and then i like to shoot it at the blocker side because they have no time to think and it works alot for me thanks for toeaching me the snapshot
brendanbo186 7 months ago
@brendanbo186 Awesome tip! I usually go 5 hole when I am close to the net (if it's open) same reason, the goalie doesn't have time to close it. Blocker side is always a good option from in close, especially if blocker side is on your shooting side (the puck can see more of the net than you can that way)
howtohockeydotcom 3 months ago