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Originally Posted by Dime_On_Flames
Hai guys!!
Just been playing drop in and club games/scrimmages for the most part and I have a question for you wise ones.
How would I go about practicing one-timers?? I only play D and I feel like thats an essential part of the game that I am missing. I think lik was telling me that it wasn't as effective this year, however, I feel like holding and trying to manoveure the puck at the line is kind of dangerous and I feel like one-timing passes keeps the flow of the offence going.
I've attempted one-timers on numerous occasions but I always seem to be late on my swing. So any tips, tricks or scenarios where I could practice would be much appreciated!
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I noticed I couldn't one-time when my hand-eye stat was really low. After I got a few more cards and brought it to about 75, I was able to one-time again. One-time accuracy is brutal in NHL 13 as well, so keep that in mind. Like stamp said, it seems like low wristers are more effective in producing scoring chances.
I try to only one-time if I'm in my sweet spot.