Players should learn this technique for moments when a regular shot isn’t possible. It adds versatility, keeps their stick protected, and increases their scoring options in tight spaces and fast plays.
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Know When Not to Use It
If you're moving straight toward the goalie and have a clear shot with your right or left hand, don’t use the behind-the-back (BTB). Keep it simple and score with control.
When the BTB Makes Sense
Use it when you don’t have a good shooting angle on your strong side.
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