The 28 is the most fickle of curves. You really have to roll that top hand over to work the rockered blade and get the toe on the ice to rip the shot. Trust me Im on a quest to find the perfect curve, only if 88 was made in a lie 5.5 still.

@Luke Croucher I used to love it when sherwood had it in a lie 5.5, the Lie 6 and I don't get along well. They were also getting hard to find, everything is 92/28/90.

@Olivia Bongiorni Sharing this fun little drill to develop the hand technique. Getting that top hadn't out and rolled over is the magic sauce IMO, it'll engage your back and kind of prime all your muscles like a rubber band to explode and sling the biscuit from the stick.

@Zee Steven No problem. Just love to help. I hate goalies, so score as many as you can 😆

I love the scwhoops and pings of dryland shooting. Very brave of you to have the car parked next to the net. You got some great lower body mechanics, foot placement and depth. I tagged you into a thread I have with Zee and his son, it has a video I made. Get the top hand out (off the hip) and rolled over and snap it back. I posted a video of a drill, put something an inch behind the puck that keeps you from curling the puck back and shooting. This way all you can do is hands and lower body to snap that puck. Also try a couple of inside leg shots. It's essentially @Luke Croucher drill where he back hand touches and then steps into shoot, just without the touch nor step in.

Forget the plate, here’s the spread. Smoked Mac n Cheese Sweet potato casserole Stuffing Apple pop overs Turkey dry brined Crock pot has green beans Not pictured rolls and mashed potatoes, cranberries, veggie tray. Best meal of the year! Sad to say I put myself on the IR, the baking pan for the bird cracked and dripped hot turkey juice on my foot. I’ll probably not be skating for a week or so. 😞

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