Snap Shot
Snap Shot
The hockey snapshot is a deceptive weapon, a quick flick of the wrist that sends the puck hurtling towards the net with surprising velocity. Unlike the slapshot's windup, the snapshot relies on precision and timing. A slight shift in weight, a subtle rotation of the wrists, and the puck is released in a blur, often catching the goalie off guard. Masters of the snapshot, like Alex Ovechkin and Steven Stamkos, have perfected the art of disguising their release point, making it nearly impossible for goalies to anticipate where the puck is headed. This element of surprise, combined with the sheer speed of the shot, makes the snapshot a crucial tool in any hockey player's arsenal.
About Darryl Belfry
Darryl Belfry is a renowned NHL Player Development Author, Analyst, and Consultant, known for his groundbreaking work in skill training and game transfer. He has help shaped the skills of some of the game's top players, including Auston Matthews, Nathan MacKinnon, Sidney Crosby, Patrick Kane, Hayley Wickenheiser and many more. As a pioneer in the NHL, Darryl's innovative methodologies are detailed in his books, Belfry Hockey and Belfry Offense. His continued impact on the sport makes him one of, if not the most influential figures in hockey player development
