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Originally Posted by RAYClovis
The puck itself is travelling faster and straighter, but it's just flipping end over end where as when I was shooting with the Iginla blade, it was spinning as flat as a frisbee but moving as slow as molasses in air. I was looking into heel curves since that I find that I prefer handling the puck closer to the heel of my blade and shoot from there even with a mid curve. It felt more comfortable to stick handle and shoot so far on the shooting pad, I'll try shooting in a stick and puck later in the week.
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that is weird how it is going faster even when the puck is fluttering... are you using a different flex? you need to change your form a bit between diff types of blades... you need to practice and see what works and get used to it.. when i used a toe curve for the first time, i had to get used to letting the stick do the work and just slinging the puck off the toe... and accept the fact that my backhand will suffer.. i have since gone back to my bread and butter p88.