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article 12 March 2025

Hockey Lesson: The Forehand Finish

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Lesson Overview

Shooting technique determines the accuracy, power, and speed of the shot, with proper technique increase the chances of scoring a goal. Students will learn to perform a basic forehand finish as well as how to create space to receive the ball to create scoring opportunities.

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Jamie Kingstone

Director of Hockey at JK Hockey

Jamie has been involved in hockey from school level, as the Director of Hockey at Framlingham College, to international standard, as the England U21s assistant coach and England Hockey Scout. He now leads a coaching team of ex-international and Olympic hockey players at his own hockey club, JK Hockey.

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