Shooting in Your Stride to Score More Goals Like Phil Kessel (HD)

In this video, we work on shooting in your stride. Shooting in your stride, a skill Phil Kessel excels at, is a great way to create deception to increase your chances of scoring. By not planting your feet and shooting while your feet are moving, you can catch the goalie by surprise.

TIPS FROM COACH MATT:

1. The puck should be at the side of your body; in line w/ your toes.

2. Make sure the puck is away from your body and not too close.

3. Start with the weight of your body on the foot furthest from your stick blade (left foot if right-handed and vice versa)

4. Get your hands away from your body and begin to apply pressure with your bottom hand to flex your stick downward.

5. While switching your feet (finish on the foot closest to your stick blade - right foot if right-handed and vice versa), allow your stick to "pop" or release.

6. Keep your eyes on the target & follow through by pointing the blade of yours tick at your target.

When shooting, players need to practice accuracy, quickness, power and deceptiveness. Accuracy is the most important of them all. Eyes on target + short follow through.

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