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Hands in or out? (hockey shot)

What makes an elite hockey shot? In this video, we break it down by analyzing the shooting mechanics of generational talents Connor Bedard and Alexander Ovechkin. Bedard’s longer stick may slightly affect his release, while Ovechkin relies on raw power—but the key principle is universal: the stick must stay in front of the body with proper blade lag to generate energy transfer. I teach a “hands-focus” approach, emphasizing the hands, stick, and shot because that’s where all the sensory input is. Overanalyzing what the hips and body are doing can lead to overthinking and inconsistent results. This approach simplifies mechanics and builds a repeatable, effective shot. We also analyze a coach who claims to have an NHL-level shot and show why his mechanics fall short. By focusing on the fundamentals and cutting through misinformation, this video will help you elevate your shot to the next level. Keywords: Connor Bedard shooting mechanics, Alexander Ovechkin shot, hockey stick loading, blade lag, hand placement, simplified hockey mechanics, shot power, hockey training, NHL shot analysis, hockey coaching tips