"Suurin osa Stamkosin maaleista on syntynyt vakiopaikalta B-pisteen kaarelta kovalla "one-timerilla". Nyt ei uskoisi , että pikkujunnuna laukaus oli hyvin luistelevan hyökkääjän suuri heikkous.
Kun Suomessa voivotellaan pelaajien puuttellista laukaisukykyä, Kanadassa järjestetään tälle pelin tärkeälle osa-alueelle omia kouluja. Isä Chris vei 10-vuotiaan Stevenin kesäisin Mississaugan alueella sijaitsevaan laukauskouluun, jossa henkilökohtainen ohjaaja opasti tekniikkaa synteetisellä jäällä".
Kun Suomessa voivotellaan pelaajien puuttellista laukaisukykyä, Kanadassa järjestetään tälle pelin tärkeälle osa-alueelle omia kouluja. Isä Chris vei 10-vuotiaan Stevenin kesäisin Mississaugan alueella sijaitsevaan laukauskouluun, jossa henkilökohtainen ohjaaja opasti tekniikkaa synteetisellä jäällä".
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How does Stamkos do it? Practice, practice, practice
The defense knows Steven Stamkos is on the ice and they know the puck invariably(=järkähtämättä) will find him, but still they can't defend it. The goaltender knows the shot is coming the moment that puck gets reversed, and still he can't get over in time to stop it.
Stamkos' one-timer is one of the single greatest individual weapons in today's game, a virtually unstoppable blast coming off one of the fastest sticks since the days of Brendan Shanahan and Brett Hull.
How did he develop the shot? Why is it so good? How come goalies can't stop it?
The Shooter: Practice makes perfect '
Stamkos told NHL.com that he started practicing his shot when he was 9 or 10 years old.
"I could skate with the best of them, but I couldn't shoot," he said. "I couldn't get the puck off the ice and I was always one of the smaller kids."
Stamkos' father, Chris, brought him to a shooting school twice a week. There he would learn the proper technique for shooting the puck while practicing in full gear on synthetic(=keinotekoinen) ice.
"It's like a golf swing or a tennis shot. You don't have to be the biggest guy to have the hardest shot," Stamkos said. "I realized at a young age that technique was the most important thing, so I shot 400 to 500 pucks every session and just got better and better. You just keep on it, shooting pucks in the summer, and before and after practices to this day I'm still practicing my one-timer," Stamkos said.
Stamkos wants to hit the shot in the middle of his blade. That's his sweet spot.
"The wrist shot and snap shot is more off the toe(=varpaisiltaan), but this is trying to hit it pretty square(=suorassa kulmassa) into the blade," he said. "The more torque(=kiertoa) you can get into the stick the better. You just try to get it as accurate as possible."
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