How to Shoot Like Laine - Part 2

How to Shoot Like Laine - Part 2
This is part 2 of how to shoot like laine - where we talk about another shot he often uses that we call "The Kick Shot". We talk about the mechanics behind why, and how to use it a little differently than his other shots.
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[@aseltzer22]

Laine doesn't get enough credit for how good he is on the Jets. This shot is lethal and should be in everyone's tool box.

[@Train2point0]

Yes, big fan of the Finnish Beauty!

[@chriscuddy633]

I know a kid who shoots just like this when he cuts to the middle and he scores a TON from it. Also, I am a HUGE fan of your videos amazing job, keep it up.

[@Train2point0]

Who is the kid?

[@nukethemoon6097]

The Laine Vids are my favorite thanks Jason (I’m the kid who tweeted)

[@Train2point0]

Thanks Nuker!!

[@samuelwong6448]

Laine also uses a longer stick compared to others, I also use a longer stick and I find I get better leverage like you mentioned in the video, I get a quicker release and more power with a longer stick even if it’s the same flex as the shorter stick.

[@cflatminor594]

feel your movment as an experiment, and you test these movment hypothesis, and then you do whats called "feel your body learning" ...... great advice! ("and if you can get teh right feeling pluss consisten results....")

[@Clowis]

Could you make a video about Alexander Semin's Shot?? I know he's in the KhL now but back with the caps...What a Wrist Shot :O Teach us Maester

[@julienmoreau9464]

When he shoots is the puck coming off his blade or it’s staying on there all the time

[@Train2point0]

Think about it this way - the puck is never glued to your stick. Why? You're on ice, glue doesn't work on ice. No, the puck doesn't stay on his blade. So the reframed question is, how do you shoot like Laine? Rotation, Dropping your Hips, not using your hands but using your Shoulders, comparing your film to his film, etc. ;) -Coach Mason

[@julienmoreau9464]

@@Train2point0 ok thank you so if I want to shoot like him I have to drop my hips rotate etc but do I snap the puck or I sweep it ?

[@julienmoreau9464]

When he is shooting does he do a snap shot or a wrist shot

[@Train2point0]

Neither, because It’s the same mechanics throughout ANY shot you take! -Coach Mason

[@julienmoreau9464]

@@Train2point0 so when he shoots is the puck coming off his blade or it’s on the blade all the time

[@julienmoreau9464]

If I want to shoot like him I have to drop my hips, rotate, etc but do I snap the puck or I sweep it

[@Train2point0]

For his kick shot release you sweep.

[@julienmoreau9464]

@@Train2point0 but the puck comes off his blade how can you sweep it if it comes off your blade

[@julienmoreau9464]

But when he shoots the puck comes off his blade so how can you sweep it if it comes off your blade

[@Train2point0]

When he shoots it comes off in a sweep (uses the whole blade) but he still snaps it. Hopefully this helps.

[@julienmoreau9464]

@@Train2point0 oh ok now i understand thank you very much

[@Stresside]

To shoot like Laine, first you need to be 6'4" / 194cm long. Second, you need to weight 209 lbs / 95kg with low fat percentage. Third, you need strenght. He bench pressed 130kg at age of 17. You can learn a good shooting technique (which Laine has) but you also need the physical side too to really shoot like him.

[@Train2point0]

I agree with this Laine or thinking. I mean line of thinking. Maybe except the body fat percentage. But I get what you’re saying (muscle mass).

[@Stresside]

Train 2.0 - Jason Yee With low fat percentage I meant just that high muscle mass which you mentioned. Average man with bodyweight of 95kg probably has 25-30% fat, but as an NHL player it's closer to 10-15%.

[@davidcutler1921]

elias petterson , cole caufield, alex debrincat , kucherov its about mechanics first son

[@hockeyhacks2.0]

Ironic that both Laine and Gaudreau have the same style of shot here.