Shooting

The one-timer can be a fun and exciting shot in hockey. However, it takes a lot of practice to perfect and execute correctly. Basically, the one-timer is a quick release

The major difference between an average goal scorer and an elite goal scorer, like Patrick Kane or Tyler Seguin, is their ability to get the shot off quick. By having

Some players in the NHL score goals off the pure strength and power of their shot. However, some NHL’ers score goals on pure finesse and shot location. Consider players like

There are not too many players in the NHL that would dive in front of a shot from Shea Weber or Zdeno Chara, and I don’t blame them. But what

There are many times where making an accurate wrist shot will be your best option to hit the net. You might have deked out a defenseman or two, or you

Practicing your saucer pass can be fun and challenging. The new Sauce Phenom Bundles from HockeyShot makes it easy to work on your sauce game. See what makes this product

You’re flying down the wing and beat your first man, the last defender skates helplessly backwards, his skates getting tangled up as you deke to your left, toe drag, and

The opening of a regulation hockey net is six feet wide by four feet tall. A hockey puck has a three inch diameter. If the goaltender has been pulled, there

At the end of the day, to become a valuable member of any team, you need to learn how to put the puck in the net. While it's true that