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<\/a><\/p>\nBy moving just 1,5 meter closer the goal and goalie, the free space in the goal is radically reduced, and therefore also the goal scoring opportunities.<\/p>\n
Shoot earlier if you want the best odds to score a goal in hockey.<\/p>\n During this lesson, it was also recommended from a hockey goalie point of view to move in the sight a little bit, you don’t need to hit the post and in, to score a goal in hockey. Shots close to the hockey goalie body are many times hard to catch and you also minimize the risk of missing the goal totally, and then you will definitely not score goals in hockey.<\/p>\n The skill level of the hockey\u00a0goalies has also dramatically improved, and a technique to improve the goal scoring chances is to “freeze” the goalie before the actual shot or pass to teammate. Freezing means the hockey goalie is totally prepared for shot in first moment, but instead the shot or pass comes in the next moment. The last theme on the International hockey coaching training \/ education, was goal scoring and goalie techniques. I have chosen to only\u00a0take the goal scoring part\u00a0in hockey, to finish up with a similar post I started up. I wrote earlier … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\nMove in the sight when you shoot in hockey<\/h2>\n
Freeze the hockey\u00a0goalie<\/h2>\n
\nThis can be done with a small shot feint, pass feint or other move that makes the goalie believe “OK, now the shot comes”. When the goalie makes a small reaction in the first step, it will reduce the time for the actual save in the next step, either it’s a shot or pass to a teammate who will shoot. GOOOOAAAAAL….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"