Made a Saucer Pass tutorial

[HowToHockey]

Hey guys, I am sure a lot of you are doing some off-ice training over the summer. Here is my latest tutorial, this one is or the saucer pass



I also found a good one from patty kane!

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[1Knee1T]

Nice video.

I live off my backhand sauce, I think it's nicer than my forehand. The worst is when a teammate tries to sauce one over on an odd man rush but it knuckles and bounces away. Can't say I'm not guilty of the occasional knuckler though.

 

[IDuck]

good stuff as always man

 

[Axman]

Great videos as always Jeremy! My nephew and I always find your stuff very useful. Keep em coming.

 

[Whiplash27]

Nice video, although I think the 'stache has to go .

 

[dbargaehr]

+1 on the stache...I think it's to distract the opposing team's goalie...

Loved the tutorial. Is there any particular trick for getting them a bit higher? My short saucers tend to get no more than 5 or 6" off the ground...Sometimes the opposing player can bat them back down. I'd think that getting them between 12 and 18" off the ground makes it so they have a tough time getting the stick blade up to knock it down, but also makes it tough to glove it down too...

 

[Sharpshooter101]

Sometimes with my brother, we have a sort of game about sending those saucers as high as we can from a short distance... very funny.

 

[magic school bus]

thats really good, man.

 

[dannythekid]

I love a nice saucer pass that does it's intended job: go over the other guy's blade and hits your teammate's blade perfect as it hits the ice. Sometimes that's better than a nice shot on net.