Backhand Shot
Backhand Shot
The backhand is hockey's art of deception, a move that defies expectations and leaves goalies scrambling. Executed with a flick of the wrists and a subtle shift in body positioning, the backhand shot sends the puck sailing towards the net from an unexpected angle. This element of surprise, combined with the inherent disguise of the puck's release point, makes the backhand a potent weapon in close quarters and one-on-one situations. Masters of the backhand, like Pavel Datsyuk and Patrick Kane, have elevated it to an art form, using it to weave through defenders and score highlight-reel goals with breathtaking ease.
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
