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I just can't seem to put the puck in the net anymore. Last year, I had 34 goals and 46 assists in around 50 games. This year, throughout my first 8, just 3 assists. I get oppurtunities, but not as much, and I can't convert on any. I've got great hands(I dangle a lot), but just can't score. Any tips?
I just can't seem to put the puck in the net anymore. Last year, I had 34 goals and 46 assists in around 50 games. This year, throughout my first 8, just 3 assists. I get oppurtunities, but not as much, and I can't convert on any. I've got great hands(I dangle a lot), but just can't score. Any tips?
Don't be afraid to pass the puck, and always go to the net hard. Just keep plugging and the goals will come. If you try to do too much, you'll just hurt yourself and your team.
To put it simply...don't pass up any opportunity to shoot the puck. If you dangle it into the slot, don't hesitate to pull the trigger once you get there.
I know the feeling. In my first full season over the summer, I went 14-8-12-20, but so far in this winter league I've gone 9-3-1-4. Though what's making matters worse for me is that the refs haven't credited me with a single second assist and have only given me credit for 1 of my 4 first assists.
lol no not that, some guy checked me from behind and got away scott free, after the whistle, i got up, when he was skating to the bench, and laid the **** out of him. not from behind though, im not that dumb
But in all seriousness, just don't think about it too much, fire the puck on the net, try and make the right plays.. crash the net a lot, pick up rebounds and such. That one garbage goal may be just the goal to get your confidence back.
Don't go for the deke that will lead to the high-light reel goal. For danglers a good rule is when you think "One more move" don't make that move and just shoot the puck