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The goal of a deke on a goalie is
to simply get him/her to move one
way so that you can move the other
way and have an opening to put the
puck in.
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1
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Come down on a goalie on an angle.
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2
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As you get to about the outside of
the face-off circle:
1) Start to stride forward with your
left skate.
2) Bring the puck to your side.
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3
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Make the goalie believe you are going
to come across his/her front by:
1) taking a full stride forward with
your left leg.
2) bringing the puck a little bit
across your body but not too much.
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4
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At the end of your forward stride,
place your weight on the ball of your
left skate and curl hard on it to
the right side. Notice that the goalie
has already started moving to the
left.
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5
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Now that the goalie has committed
him/herself to moving to the left,
move to the far right by continuing
to curl on your left skate and placing
the puck on your backhand.
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6
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Skate as far as you need to the right
side until you find an opening to
score. Although the goalie is out
of the play, move quickly before he/she
gets over to the right with his/her
pad(s) and takes away some of the
open net from you.
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7
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With the puck back on your forehand,
find your opening and put the puck
there (on or off the ice).
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* I am right-handed. If you are left-handed,
what you do will be a mirror image
of what you see here.
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