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Hockey Slap Shot

Hockey Slap Shot. By Brandon Starkey and Tyler Kohmetscher. Equipment. The hockey stick is usually between five and six feet long. Made of wood, aluminum, fiber glass, carbon fiber, kevlar , and titanium. They weigh between a pound and a pound and a half depending on material.

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Hockey Slap Shot

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  1. Hockey Slap Shot By Brandon Starkey and Tyler Kohmetscher

  2. Equipment • The hockey stick is usually between five and six feet long. • Made of wood, aluminum, fiber glass, carbon fiber, kevlar, and titanium. • They weigh between a pound and a pound and a half depending on material.

  3. Phases of the Shot • Preparation • Windup • Downswing • Loading the stick • Impact • The follow through

  4. Preparation Phase • Line front foot up with puck • This location optimizes energy to transferred to puck • Lead shoulder pointed to the target

  5. Wind Up Phase • Draw stick back • Further back=more velocity, but also means more time

  6. Downswing • Rotate hips, trunk, and shoulders • Contact anywhere from 4-12 inches behind the puck • Contacting behind the puck is essential for bend of the stick

  7. Loading the Stick • Apply pressure to the Stick by putting downward pressure on the stick with the lower hand • The height of the lower hand on the shaft is critical. • too high=not enough bend in stick • too low=not as much energy will be transferred to the puck

  8. Impact • Point when the blade catches the puck • Strike the heel of the blade (sweet spot) • Further out= more torque, not as accurate

  9. Follow Through • Used to maintain balance

  10. Keys to the Shot • Blade orientation • Hand Position • Impulse Duration • Stick Bending • “The key to a good slap shot is the conversion of angular momentum to linear momentum.”

  11. Muscles Used • Shoulder Adduction • Pectoralis Major • LatissimusDorsi • Teres Major • Shoulder Flexion • Anterior Deltoid • Shoulder Internal Rotation • Pectoralis Major • Subscapularis

  12. Muscles Used (cont) • Trunk Rotation • Internal/External obliques • Hip Flexion • Psoas • Illiacus • Pectineus • Elbow Extension • Triceps Brachii

  13. Muscles Used (cont) • Forearm Pronation • Pronator Quadratus • Wrist Flexion • Flexor carpi radialis • Ulnaris

  14. Video • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js6_WAS-Ay4

  15. Resources • Farber, M. (2011). GOODBYE TO THE SLAP SHOT. Sports Illustrated, 115(20), 60-63. • Laliberte, D. J. (2009). Biomechanics of Ice Hockey Slap Shots: Which Stick Is Best?. Sport Journal, 12(1), 1. • Smith, R., & Rudy, M. (2002). Hot Shot. Golf Digest, 53(2), 99. • Villasenor, A., Turcotte, R., & Pearsall, D. (2006). Recoil Effect of the Ice Hockey Stick During a Slap Shot. Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 22, 202-211.

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