Coach JeremyWrist Shot for Beginners
This video teaches you how to take a wrist shot in under a minute. I show you every single motion that is involved in the wrist shot. When browsing on YouTube I was sick of long winded, boring videos that fail to mention important aspects of the wrist shot. I went out and shot a wrist shot video that tells you everything you need to know in under a minute.
This video explains
- Position of hands on hockey stick
- Puck position in stance
- Puck position on blade of stick
- Motion of the wrist shot
- When to roll / flick your wrists
- Follow through
- Weight transfer
That’s a lot for one minute eh! Watch the video
How to take a wrist shot video
Wrist Shot Power and Quick Release
In this next video I show you a few more things you can do to get a bit more power from your wrist shot. I cover a lot of the things I covered in the last video, but this time I am on the ice, and I am shooting off of my other foot. Notice in the first video I am transferring my weight onto my left leg, but in this video I transfer my weight onto my right leg. The video above shows you how to take a powerful wrist shot, and the video below is the perfect technique for a wrist shot with a very quick release (great if you are skating in on the goalie and need to get a quick shot off)
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How to get a quick wrist shot video
Wrist Shot Accuracy
In this video I show you 5 ways you can improve your wrist shot accuracy. I cover every point there is that will help you get better aim from your wrist shot.
In this video I show you how to:
- Look at where you are shooting
- Point with your feet
- Track the trajectory of the blade of your stick
- Follow through high to shoot high, low to shoot low
- Point the blade of your stick at where you want the puck to go
For a detailed video see our full article How to improve wrist shot accuracy
Some of these points are fairly common knowledge for the seasoned hockey player, but others are a bit less known. Whether you are just learning, or you simply need a refresher course in wrist shot accuracy this video will help you score more goals!
