CHAPTER 16 GOALIE. 60 Slides Dr. Jim Solum Copyright 2012
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1 CHAPTER 16 READING THE GOALIE 60 Slides Dr. Jim Solum Copyright
2 INTRODUCTION Half of shooting is throwing and half of shooting is reading the goalie. The shooter who cannot read the goalie s position cannot score. The great shooter reads the angle, reads the goalie and selects the high percentage shot. 2
3 READING THE GOALIE S POSITION IN CAGE Shooter reads goalie for high percentage shot. 1. Shoot above, below, beyond goalie s arms. 2. Never shot low. 3. Blocked shot is close to scoring. 4. Get high out of the water and shoot low. 5. Don t throw ball 15 high into goalie s arm. 3
4 NO 4
5 Reading Goalie s Position in Cage Ball is thrown: Above, Below, Beyond, Weakside 5
6 Goalie Plays For Low Shot Untrained shooter shoots low. Goalie blocks shot. 6
7 GRADING THE SHOT Blocked shot is not all bad. Missed shot graded A-F. A Ball fingertip blocked F Ball hits stomach 7
8 Closer the Shot is to Bar the Easier to Correct. Distance (inches) away from scoring Ball Scores A-grade block 3 Fingertips B-grade block 6-8 Wrist C-grade block 12 Forearm D-grade block 18 Elbow F-grade Body 8
9 A-grade blocked shot Ball hits goalie s fingertips. Move ball over 3 to score. Move left foot point over 3. Ball follows left foot. 9
10 B-grade blocked shot Ball hits goalie s palm. Ball is 6-inches away from scoring. 10
11 A blocked shot is inchesaway from scoring. A-grade blocked shot, hits the goalie s fingertips. Ball is 3-inches away from scoring. F-grade shot, hits the shoulder, 24-inches away. Move the left foot, point at the corner and score. 11
12 A=3 B=6-8 C=12-14 D=18 F=24 A Hits fingertips: move 3 B Hits wrist: move 6-8 C Hits forearm: move 2-14 D Hits the elbow: move 18 F Hits body: move 24 12
13 HIGH-LOW SHOT Shooter elevates high out of water forcing goalie up. Shooter shoots lowon high goalie; highon low goalie. 13
14 Medium High Shooter Shoots at Goalie Medium height shot with 15 high hand throws ball at goalie s middle cage arms. 14
15 High Ball for a High Shot HIGH SHOT Hand and ball are 30 high to hit high corner. 15
16 Medium Height Ball = Medium Arm Block 15-inch high ball hits goalie s 15 high arm. 16
17 Low Ball for Low Shot Shooter s drags elbow. Goalie comes out with 15 arms. Goalie knows high shot impossible mpossible. 17
18 READING THE 5 ANGLES There are five angles to the goal. The angles are numbered 1-5. Each angle has specific shots that score. Know the angle and how goalie plays the angle. 18
19 READING THE 5 ANGLES Each angle has 7 shots. Shots are graded high percentage, medium and low percentage. 5 angles x 7 shots = 35 shots total The prepared shooter knows what shot to take in any situation. 19
20 READING THE 5 ANGLES The shooter faces 4 decisions to shoot. 1. Near side or far side corner 2. High or low corner 3. Power shot or lob 4. Skip shot or high corner shot. 20
21 READING THE 5 ANGLES Shooter reads the goalie s position in goal and what corner the goalie is favoring. The goal breaks down into 2 sections, a strongside corner nearest the shooter; weakside corner farthest from shooter. 21
22 READING THE 5 ANGLES L. wing shooter sees what corner goalie favors. Goalie favors the left corner-the strongside. Right corner is open, the weakside. High percentage shot is right corner shot. 22
23 16. FIVE SHOOTING ANGLES 23
24 AMERICAN FIVE ANGLES 1-Spot Left wing 2-Spot Left flat 3-Spot Point 4-Spot Right flat 5-Spot Right wing 24
25 US FRONTCOURT 25
26 EUROPEAN FIVE ANGLES 5-Spot Left wing Spot Left flat Spot Point 3 2-Spot Right flat 1-Spot Right wing 26
27 EUROPEAN FRONTCOURT 27
28 AMERICAN & EUROPEAN ANGLES 1-Spot Left wing 2-Spot Left flat 3-Spot Point 4-Spot Right flat 5-Spot Right wing EU 5-Spot EU 4-Spot EU 3-Spot EU 2-Spot EU 1-Spot 28
29 SEVEN SPECIFIC SHOTS FOR FIVE SPECIFIC ANGLES Shooter has 7shotsfrom each angle. Each angle has high-%and low-%shots. Memorize all 35 shotsfor the 5 angles. 29
30 FOUR DECISIONS 1st decision:shoot at Near Side or Far Side Corner. 2nd decision: Shoot at High or Low Corner. 3rd decision: Shoot Power Shot or Lob. 4th decision: Skip Ball or Shoot High. Modern shooter selects the best shot, best corner. 30
31 THINK BEFORE YOU SHOOT Modern shooter knows what type of shot/corner BEFOREshooting. Player knows all of the shots from the angles and the percentages. If you can t think, you can t shoot. 31
32 THINK BEFORE YOU SHOOT Bad shooter changes his/her mind as the ball is released: ball is dropped or misses the goal. Bad shooter is unsure, perplexed, confused and afraid to shoot the ball. 32
33 INTRODUCTION TO THE ANGLES The next series of slides shows the shooting percentages from the American 1-angle, 2-angle, 3-angle, 4-angle and 5-angle. Shooter memorizes these angle percentages. Gold number is best angle. 33
34 ANGLES AND SCORING PERCENTAGES 1 Low 25% 5 Bad 10% 2 High 75% 4 Good 40% 3 Highest 100% (Shoot all corners) 34
35 US 1-SPOTLEFT WING 25% 1. Near side low Low% Near side high Low Near side skip shot Medium 3 4. Cross-cage low Medium 5. Cross-cage high High 6. Cross-cage skip High 7. Cross-cage lob High 35
36 US 2-SPOTLEFT FLAT 75% 1. Near side low Low% Near side high Medium Near side skip Medium 3 4. Cross-cage low High 5. Cross-cage high Very High 6. Cross-cage skip Very High 7. Cross-cage lob High 36
37 US 3-SPOT CENTER 100% 1. Near side low High % Near side high High Near side skip High 3 4. Cross-cage low High 5. Cross-cage high High 6. Cross-cage skip High 7. Cross-cage lob Low 37
38 US 4-SPOTRIGHT FLAT 25% 1. Near side low Low% Near side high Medium Near side skip Medium 3 4. Cross-cage low High 5. Cross-cage high Very High 6. Cross-cage skip High 7. Cross-cage lob Very High 38
39 US 5-SPOTRIGHT WING 10% 1. Near side low Low% Near side high Low Near side skip Low 3 4. Cross-cage low Medium 5. Cross-cage high High 6. Cross-cage skip High 7. Cross-cage lob High 39
40 READING THE GOALIE S POSITION When the shot comes from an angle, left wing for example, goalie favors one side, strongside left corner, to take away probable shot. The opposite corner, the weakside right corner, is open; shoot at the weakside. 40
41 READING THE GOALIE S POSITION Goalie is out of position to play left corner strongside and is center cage. Shooter shoots at left corner and scores. 41
42 16. STRONGSIDE SHOT READING THE GOALIE S POSITION Strongside shot to near side left corner. Goalie is off the angle and plays center goal. 42
43 16. WEAKSIDE SHOT GOALIE POSITIONING Weakside shot to the cross-cage right corner Goalie overplays left corner Right corner is open 43
44 GOALIE POSITIONING Shooter reads position of the goalie for high % shot. Goalie defends no corners. 44
45 GOALIE POSITIONING Goalie is completely out of position to block a left or right corner shot. 45
46 Goalie is out of the cage and overplays left corner. Shooter lobs the right corner. 46
47 Goalie Positioning Goalie s hands: deep heavy, unable to block above the head. Shoot above the head. 47
48 SUMMARY 1. Know what the goalie s flaws are. 2. Know what shots to use at each angle. 3. Fake the goalie down or out of position. 4. Take the high percentage shot. 48
49 SUMMARY CONTINUED 5. See if the goalie plays the angle. 6. High Corner, Cross-Cage shots are best. 7. Near side shot: only if goalie out of position, jumps early or low in the water. 49
50 Q & A 1. Bad shooter shoots at goalie. No aim or read. True False 2. Reading the goalie requires reading the angle and the goalie s position in the goal. True False 50
51 Q & A 3. Each angle has specific shots. True False 4. Cross-cage shot is a low percentage shot. True False 51
52 Q & A 5. The near side of goal is the strongside. True False 6. The far side of goal is the weakside. True False 52
53 Q & A 7. Lob is a high percentage shot from the point. True False 8. Lob thrown from the angle is a high percentage shot. True False 53
54 Q & A 9. A shot from wings is a low percentage shot. True False 10. Goalie overplays one side of goal shoot opposite. True False 11. Goalie hands deep in the water. Ball is shot low. True False 54
55 Q & A 12. Jumpy goalie: fake goalie-leaps/sinks, shoot high. True False 13. US 3-spot is higher percentage shot than 1-spot. True False 14. Cross-cage shot is a superior to near side shot. True False 55
56 Q & A 15. Bad angle shot is a high percentage shot. True False 16. A lob shot is a weakside shot. True False 17. A high corner shot is higher percentage shot. True False 56
57 Q & A 18. A low corner shot: goalie does not move hands. True False 19. The goalie expects the lazy shooter to shoot low. True False 20. Shooter drags the elbow. The ball is shot low. True False 57
58 Q & A 21. A high corner shot requires the hand to be 10-inches high. True False 22. High corner shot requires 30-inch release point. True False 23. Each angle has seven shots. True False 58
59 Q & A 24. The shooter makes four decisions. True False 25. A blocked shot is inches away from scoring. True False 59
60 Q & A Q & A Answers for Science of Shooting PowerPoint Chapter T 8. T 15. F 22. T 2. T 9. T 16. T 23. T 3. T 10. T 17. T 24. T 4. F 11. F 18. T 25. T 5. F 12. T 19. T 6. T 13. T 20. T 7. F 14. T 21. F 60
61 Based on Science of Shooting books. Books available from lulupress.com. Copyright 2012 Jim Solum For questions contact Jim at: 61
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