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As a shooter, what do you see when you look at this picture? You’ve got a defender effectively taking away the entire right side of the net, so the goalie can cheat to the left post a bit, leaving only one decent option: the top left corner.
Now watch what happens on the shot:
The shooter caught the pass, looked up, and immediately recognized that he had a brief opportunity to score top left corner over the blocker. You know what helps players develop this ability to quickly read and react to hit open corners? Interactive light-up shooting targets like Snipe Lights! Snipe Lights has multiple game modes that force players to rapidly recognize which target is lit and hit it before it’s gone.
Basically, imagine seeing this:
Training with Snipe Lights helps players get more comfortable keeping their heads up during their shot and building the muscle memory to be able to pounce on scoring chances with precision, speed, and power. If you train enough with Snipe Lights, your shots can become almost unconscious and automatic. You will learn to score goals like this one if you train regularly with Snipe Lights.
And, hey, did you see Jimmy Snuggerud’s celebration after his goal? Hitting targets on Snipe Lights also gives you a little taste of that adrenaline rush that comes from scoring goals and encourages players to keep going, speeding up their learning curve and keeping training fun!
Ready to take your shot to the next level? It’s easy with Snipe Lights—and all for less than the cost of a stick.
Related links:
The Secrets to Alex Ovechkin’s Explosive Shot
Snipe Lights Exclusive Interview Series with NHL Shooting and Scoring Coach Tim Turk
The Importance of Using Interactive Targets Instead of Shooting on Empty Nets in Practice