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- Wrist_shot abstract "A wrist shot is a type of hockey shot that involves using arm muscles (especially those in the wrist and forearm) to propel a puck forward from the concave side of the blade of a hockey stick. Generally, when the puck is shot in a similar manner using the convex side of the blade, it is referred to as a backhand shot. The power of a wrist shot comes from lower body strength more than arm strength. The advantage of a wrist shot over a slap shot is the minimal amount of setup required, creating an element of surprise. Moreover, a wrist shot is far more accurate than a slap shot. Conversely, the reliance on wrist and forearm muscles to propel the puck causes the wrist shot to be less powerful than the slap shot, though this is not true for all players, even those with "big shots". Transfer of bodyweight and the flex of a hockey stick are also key factors for a wrist shot. Weight should shift from the back leg to the front leg for maximum power. The flex of a stick is also key for a powerful wrist shot. Applying energy and weight onto your stick gives a whip like motion and thus provides your shot with even more power. The lower the flex number on a hockey stick, the more bend the stick creates. The snap shot is a cross between the wrist shot and the slap shot. The shooter uses a small wind up involving other muscles and the flex of the shaft of the hockey stick in order to propel the puck. The snap shot has a strength and accuracy somewhere between those of a wrist shot and a slap shot. The wrist shot has several phases:The bottom hand slides down the shaft of the stick and brings the blade behind the back leg (the leg furthest away from the target).Weight is transferred to the front leg as the arms sweep forward.The puck is then rolled along the blade of the stick, ending with a flick of the wrist which accelerates the puck thanks to the curve in the stick.As the puck is released in the forward motion, the follow through of the stick determines the height and direction of the shot.".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageExternalLink how-to-take-a-wrist-shot.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageExternalLink wrist.htm.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageID "3488557".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageLength "2471".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageOutDegree "14".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageRevisionID "660143655".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Backhand_shot_(ice_hockey).
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Bobby_Hull.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ice_hockey_terminology.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Forearm.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Hockey_puck.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Hockey_stick.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Ice_hockey.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Muscle.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Puck_(sports).
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Shot_(ice_hockey).
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Slapshot.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Snap_shot_(ice_hockey).
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Wikt:concave.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Wikt:convex.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLink Wrist.
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLinkText "Wrist shot".
- Wrist_shot wikiPageWikiLinkText "wrist shot".
- Wrist_shot hasPhotoCollection Wrist_shot.
- Wrist_shot subject Category:Ice_hockey_terminology.
- Wrist_shot hypernym Shot.
- Wrist_shot type Film.
- Wrist_shot comment "A wrist shot is a type of hockey shot that involves using arm muscles (especially those in the wrist and forearm) to propel a puck forward from the concave side of the blade of a hockey stick. Generally, when the puck is shot in a similar manner using the convex side of the blade, it is referred to as a backhand shot. The power of a wrist shot comes from lower body strength more than arm strength.".
- Wrist_shot label "Wrist shot".
- Wrist_shot sameAs m.09g60j.
- Wrist_shot sameAs Dragskott.
- Wrist_shot sameAs Q4168911.
- Wrist_shot sameAs Q4168911.
- Wrist_shot wasDerivedFrom Wrist_shot?oldid=660143655.
- Wrist_shot isPrimaryTopicOf Wrist_shot.