There are many different games and drills that can be done using the the Hockey Shots Game.  Learning proper shooting technique is very important if you want to put the puck in the back of the net.

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Shooting contest at the 6th Annual Lewis and Clark hockey tournament in Bismarck, ND, July ,2008.  Final Shooters were Mike McChesney and Tanner Oullette.  After tying in the final round the two Dickinson players shot again with Mike McChesney eventually winning.   He recieved half of the entry fees with the other fees being donated to a girl battling cancer.   A fun time by all at this tournament.  Anybody interested in playing next year please contact John throught this website.

Johnny taking a pass from his brother Paul then taking a shot.

Paul is 5 and he loves shooting at the Hockey Shots Game.

Paul doing a ball handling drill.

Some videos were shortened in order for easier uploading to this website, some were just too big.  The Hockey Shots Game we have in our basement is one of the original prototypes, it has smaller supports and no fiberglass in the frame.  You can see that it works just fine.  The one I am selling has fiberglass in it so it is stronger and stiffer, it also comes with bigger supports.  You might have notice that this part of our basement is not that big... you don't need a lot of room to use the Hockey Shots Game just use your imagination.    In the videos from the back edge of the red line to the Game is 8 feet.

Paul likes to do and tries real hard to do the same drills as his big brother.

The old man needs to practice more.

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The Hockey Shots Game used during my 1st Summer Camp to teach kids to get and keep their head up.  This allows the player to find and then knock out the target they were aiming at.  This is one of the main goals of my summer camp.  We do many many repetitions to practice this good hockey habit.