:ice_hockey_stick_and_puck:Most players shoot with their dominant hand on top of the stick
:muscle:Right-shooting defensemen are more coveted for their offensive abilities
:goal_net:Catching with the right hand as a goalie is rare
:question:There is no significant advantage to shooting left or right as a goalie
:hand:Left shots have more options for one-handed moves
What hand should be on top of the stick for shooting left or right?
—Most players have their dominant hand on top for better control and power.
Why are right-shooting defensemen more coveted?
—Right-shooting defensemen have an advantage in offensive play and puck control on their forehand side.
Why is catching with the right hand rarer for goalies?
—Catching with the right hand requires a different type of goalie glove and is less common among left-handed individuals.
Is there an advantage to shooting left or right as a goalie?
—No, there is no significant advantage to shooting left or right as a goalie.
Why do left shots have more options for one-handed moves?
—Left shots usually have their dominant hand on top, allowing for better puck control and maneuverability with one hand.
00:00Introduction to shooting left or right in hockey
02:00Impact on player comfort and performance
04:30Advantages of right-shooting defensemen
07:30Rareness of catching with the right hand as a goalie
09:30No significant advantage to shooting left or right as a goalie
10:00More options for one-handed moves for left shots
