How to shoot an OFF LEG WRIST SHOT | iTrain Hockey

Shooting on the off leg (or back leg) means that you'll be driving all your weight onto the leg that's closest to your hockey stick. If you're a lefty, your inside leg is your left leg and that will be the one you drive forward as you shoot. If you're a righty, it'll be your right leg. In terms of progression, this is a shot we learn after mastering the front leg wrist shot where the opposite leg drives towards the net as you shoot. The benefit to shooting this shot is that your release is quicker, there's limited wind up time, and it's easier to shoot in stride and from odd angles. A definite shot you need to master to elevate to the next level! In this video Sean breaks down the four main positions to learn to take an off leg wrist shot from a stationary position, in motion slowly and in stride at top speed. Check out the FULL Shooting Skills Tutorial videos today at iTrainHockey.com
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[@user-hz5kc3dk1f]

Best wishes from Belarus!

[@user-lo4in7su9m]

Спасибо огромное за Вашу работу

[@Jobson85]

excellent tips thx!

[@user-bf8cy4im2r]

Чувак делает очень доброе и нужное дело.

[@NavyPanther54]

3:35 is what I keep doing. I still get a good shot off, but I'm obviously unbalanced at that point and could easily get knocked over. Good to know I'm doing it wrong haha

[@oL5re9re55ion]

This seems to be a exclusive now in the NHL

[@shanemcauliffe75]

Brett Hull was great at it too

[@johnwynia455]

He slides his hand down a little too

[@alexanderschmidt8305]

At what point do you recomend to introduce variation in the shot? since during a hockey game you can rarely shoot with perfect form, so it might be beneficial to train to shoot from weird angles and positions.

[@itrainhockey]

Hey Alexander! Great question. As soon as you've mastered the mechanics of the front leg shot you can move on to the off leg shot. Technique should be near perfect in games too!

[@AlanenJ]

Here is a video for shooting drills. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnvFYmmEhMSmrMk

[@user-ki3tw3nz1y]

🔥🔥👍👍

[@styhy]

Wow

[@Vrokzen]

When I was a little kid I learned first how to shoot off the “off” leg and I had a pretty good shot, now that I’m in my mid teens I am learning how to shoot off the traditional leg, I learned backwards, but I am dangerous with my stick

[@Milehighsnake98]

I just realized...I've always shot like this. I don't know why. I think that's been a huge problem with my shot.

[@tiernan.son75]

Same

[@user-qr3if9hv3z]

Катание, ускорение, виражи, скорость просто топ

[@qiranwang]

Phil Kessel is the best at doing this in the world.

[@cliffibayjr4653]

Hey, can you give me tips on beginning hockey.

[@samcoble4215]

Jk just learn how to skate first

[@p_5963]

watch the training intensive videos he has on the channel they go in depth but start with the basics

[@solomonmutchler5494]

Thats my natural shot I am a righty and my left foot is my plant foot

[@MercifulExorcist]

Isn’t this technically a snapshot? No shade. I’m just wondering, and trying to get better

[@AlanenJ]

Yes, that is technically a snapshot.