The origin of the slap shot is credited to Boom Boom Geoffrion, Bobby Hull and Andy Bathgate. Boom Boom was able to fire the puck up to 100 mph.The boom boom moniker came from a sports writer Charlie Boire on the Montreal Star in the late 40's to describe the thunderous slap shot.
No such thing as a slap hit its either a slap shot or a hit
the hardest slap shots are 103-104 mph
A slapshot.
Slap Shot
No, you can't.
On average a slapshotted hockey puck travels 125 MPH
"Woosh" "Crunch" "Crack" "Slap" "Boom" "Bang"
A push pass is where you put the field hockey stick against the ball (as if you had just stopped it) and shove it towards the desired target. When the ball is moving, you should end with your stick facing the target. It should not make a noise like a slap shot does, since you never actually hit the ball.
The hockey puck was invented so hockey players had something to shoot into the goal.
To slap people with
your mother
Alan Blake invented underwater hockey in 1954.