How To Take a SNAP SHOT Like A Pro 🏒

4 keys to have a more powerful snap shot that you can implement today!

I breakdown how to take a snap shot and then show you 4 mistakes I see players make with their snap shots so you can avoid them. At the end, I also provide a few drills and exercises you can use to develop a harder snap shot.

I've never had the best snap shot, but more recently I've used the tips discussed in this video to really improve my shot and I'm hoping I can help you add at least a few M.P.H. to your shot too!

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Mechanics
2:00 - Biggest Mistakes
4:30 - Drills & Exercises

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[AJMichaud]

Okay dudes. I have watched approximately 15 videos trying to properly understand the mechanics of the snapshot. In the first minute, you guys answered all of my questions and more. I don’t know why I ever watch anyone else’s channel. You guys rock!

[phillipthompson]

Pulling the top hand in and down 😮 I wish someone had told me that sooner. That downward pull adds sooo much snap. Thank you! Feels like a lightbulb moment.

[wiktorwiorek]

Thanks!! One of the best snap shot videos I've ever seen!!! We always have something to improve, and for me, I wanna master the snap, and those tips will help a lot.

[Dusomusic]

I've literally checked all snap shot videos on the internet to understand how, what and why. To get the technique as good as possible.. This is mind-blowing information you are sharing. Helpful as hell! Keep doing your thing! Best regards from Sweden

[Koloradus]

The explanations how the exercises contribute to the shooting are incredibly good.

[BradFriday]

This is an excellent video! I'm definitely guilty of focusing mostly on my bottom hand and making sure I'm getting maximum flex on the stick rather than what my top hand is doing. Also you're right at the end of the video, your programs are great! The Mens League Domination program is excellent, I put on quite a few pounds of muscle by sticking to it over covid, honestly it made a big difference. Cheers!

[djiuetr]

Best video I’ve seen on this. I remember searching for this video 9 years ago and there wasn’t much info out there. Thanks lots!

[mrjack]

Wow sir we can lerarn many things from you thanks for any thing❤️

[AgentArctic_]

Really good tutorial!
As a u14 hockey player, shooting is really important for me,
and this tutorial highlights everything needed to train my shots!
Thanks 💯💯

[robertgoodwin]

Great vid! Lots of info jammed in there. I’ve watched it twice and have it saved for my return to the ice after a broken finger. Can’t wait!!!
I’m 58 and my next season will be my 4th year AND I’M JUST GETTING STARTED!!!

[HockeyxTheory]

Excellent breakdown of snapshot! You offer great insight for proper technique and show great video angles.

[Coover]

I love how you started with an overview. Good info, well organized.

[jjbasson]

great stuff. super info dense, really well structured, bottom line(s) up front but plenty of reason to keep watching. kudos

[afanasiykatz]

Dude, that one was tremendous!
It is the best video on the matter I have ever seen!
Really sharp and prompt!
Respect 👍🏻

[daimon]

I really like the decomposition of the technique in different exercises

[thecount]

this is one of the best technique tips i've ever seen. been playing for 30 years and have a good shot, but the top hand tip is next level. you can actually ease up a bit on bottom hand power and think about accuracy and still get major heat but with greater accuracy. brilliant.

[CoconutsGlow]

Fantastic training videos. Love all your post-production FX and video examples. Great, quick paced, explanation. Awesome work!

[Will_theidor]

I really feel like improving my game this summer and one of the things I needed to improve was my shot watching this video made me realize that I was so worried about flexing my stick downwards that I never even realized that I needed to do the proper weight exchange and that I wasn’t bringing that top hand back towards me while shooting but thx to this vid I’m going to start doing that

[tristenalleman]

This is a great comprehensive video. Thanks for the upload, new subscriber.

[tombarni]

Excellent video. Thank you so much!
Do you think you could do a similar one on the wrist shot?