Anarchist Values in The Movie Slap Shot

From socio-political point of view to moral point of view, we use hockey as a tool of rebellion. Because Slapshot captures the tenacity of that age, we are clarifying the difficult times that our society experienced. Like many other cities, Charlestown is relying on the working class and is undergoing an irreversible decline - the city is broken and the lives of its inhabitants are in the air. Probably the best representation of these anarchist values ​​is the three Hansen brothers.

There are three general types of beating with hockey: blow, wrist blow and guard. The slap time exceeded 100 miles per hour (160 km / h). Slap is different from list shot. The player pulls back the staff until it is almost vertical to the ice, then lowers the cane into the arc and taps the ice hockey. The player is not as accurate as a list shot that puts a staff on the ice near the pack and does not wrap the wrist to shoot. Take the rebel army when hockey moves to the other side of the player's normal shot. For example, if he is a right hand shooter, he will backhand from the left. Take pictures when there is not enough time to move the hockey pack to the normal shooting position. Backhand is generally not as hard or accurate as the wrist, but has the advantage of being able to take it quickly.

Slamming usually decides the most famous goal, but the wrist hits the most points, but in the end the goal is a goal whether it is beautiful or not. The first step is to place the pack near the hind feet. Then the shooter has to put the stick's blade behind the pack and bend the stick with its weight. When the stick bends, when the wrist is suddenly played back, the suppressed energy is released and the hockey is pushed out towards the target. After all, the shooter shoots the wrist and tries to point the stick to the target. The force behind the shot is small and the wind is not that long, but the contact time between the batting rod and the bat is much longer than when hitting the ball, resulting in greater energy transfer. This explains why the wrist is taken at a speed slower by 15 to 20 mph than a slap. Remember that hockey speed is not as important as shot speed.