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How to Take a Backhand Shot - Tips and Drills for a Dangerous Backhander

18,863 views May 7, 2020 8:06

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In this video Coach Matt of the Hockey Players Club and Quest Hockey will show you how to take a backhand shot. You'll learn his tips and drills to improve your backhander.

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Backhand shots are useful because they’re deceptive - it’s difficult for the goaltender to anticipate where the puck is going as it comes off the player’s blade.

They’re a quick shot that can be taken in tight spaces, from difficult angles and can be elevated quickly with minimal effort.

It's important to have the versatility of a solid backhander as top-notch defenseman will purposefully push you to your backhand, given the chance.

There are two types of backhand shots:
1. The Crosby or snap shot backhand
2. The Datsyuk or the wrist shot backhand

In this video, we’ll cover both types of backhand shots.

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Hockey Players Club published this 8:06 video tutorial on May 7, 2020. It has been watched 18,863 times on YouTube.

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May 7, 2020
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