The shoulder shot is especially useful around the crease when you're working in tight space with a defender on your side. Learn how to keep your hands close and use your step to create a quick, controlled finish.
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The shoulder shot is most commonly used around the crease, especially when you're working in tight space and have a defender on your side.
The goal is to keep your hands close so you can get the shot off quickly while maintaining control.
Start with the ball in your dominant hand with your hands positioned close to your body.
Step into the shot.You can step with either foot. Choose whichever feels most comfortable.
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