Patented hockey shooting trainer

Fix the hands.Fix the shot.

Shoot Right builds proper hand placement into every rep, so players at any level learn to shoot harder, quicker, and more accurately. Designed by former NHL forward Larry DePalma.

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Patented design Left or right shots On-ice & off-ice

Close-up of a hockey player's gloved hands on the stick during a wrist shot, ice spraying

Left or right.Every shooter. Every level. Shoot Right.

The problem

Weak shots start with the hands.

Coaches see it every day: hands jammed together, a bottom hand in the wrong spot, a death grip that kills the release. Players take thousands of shots with bad hand placement, and every rep makes the habit stronger.

Hands too close

Without enough separation, the stick can't load. The shot comes off flat and slow.

Bottom hand off

Too high or too low on the shaft, and power and accuracy both leak away.

Inconsistent grip

Hands land somewhere different on every shot, so there's no repeatable release.

How it works

Same hands. Every shot.

A patented mechanism guides each player's hands to the right spot on the stick, rep after rep, until correct placement becomes automatic.

A puck leaving a hockey stick blade at ice level with the net in the background

01
Set
Shoot Right positions the top and bottom hand where they belong for the player's size and shot side.
02
Rep
Shoot in the garage, the driveway, or at the rink. Correct placement is built into every repetition.
03
Release
Muscle memory takes over. The player's hands find the right spot on their own, in practice and in games.

A coach standing on an empty rink at the blue line with a row of pucks — Michigan-made

The founder

Built by a pro. Proven on the ice.

Larry DePalma grew up in Trenton, Michigan, played in the 1978 Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament with a Detroit team, and went on to play in the NHL for the Minnesota North Stars, San Jose Sharks, and Pittsburgh Penguins. He has coached at several levels and still works with shooters at every level of the game.

“Larry shoots left. He'll teach you to Shoot Right.”

148NHL games

61WHL goals, 1985–86

3NHL clubs

1978Quebec Pee-Wee

Career statistics from NHL.com and Markerzone.

Who it's for

Every shooter. Every level.

Players

Youth through adult. Harder, quicker shots start with where your hands are.

Parents

A pro-designed tool for at-home practice. Ten minutes a day adds up.

Coaches

Teach one consistent technique across the whole roster.

Trainers

Speed up results in lessons and add a product to your business.

Planned sizes

Youth · Left shot. Pricing and availability will be announced at launch.

Teams, clubs & trainers

One tool. Every player. Same technique.

Bring Shoot Right to your association, team, or training business.

Team packs

Trainers for the whole roster plus a coach's guide.

Clinics

On-ice shooting clinics with Larry, starting in Michigan.

Certified coach

Wholesale pricing and the Shoot Right curriculum for trainers.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does it work for left- and right-handed shots?

Yes. "Shoot Right" means shooting correctly, not just right-handed. Shoot Right is planned in left and right versions.

What ages is it for?

Shoot Right is being designed in youth, junior, and senior sizes so players from their first season through adult leagues can use it.

Can I use it off the ice?

Yes. It's built for on-ice practice and off-ice work on a shooting pad, in the garage, or in the driveway.

When can I buy one?

Shoot Right is in pre-launch. Join the launch list to be first to hear about release dates, pricing, and early-bird offers.

Is it patented?

Yes. The Shoot Right mechanism is a patented design owned by Results Only LLC.