Innovative Hockey Training Device is NHL Player Approved
Calgary, Canada, November 21, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Martin Gélinas was a first round selection of the Los Angeles Kings, 7th overall, at the 1988 NHL Entry Draft and went on to play for the Edmonton Oilers, Quebec Nordiques, Vancouver Canucks, Carolina Hurricanes, Calgary Flames, Florida Panthers and Nashville Predators over the course of his successful 19 year career.
The Shot Tec trainer he uses incorporates an official size puck on a resistor. With each shot, the exact muscle groups are targeted, strengthened, and repeated to form a habit of making the perfect wrist shot. Says Gélinas, “The best part of this tool is that you can use it in the convenience of your own home schedule.” After testing the unit over an extended period of time he goes on to add, “I highly recommend Shot Tec for anyone, like myself, who knows they want results and need the extra push to be the best they can be in their field.”
As a leading innovator in hockey product development over the past decade, company owner Darrin Oneschuk says that the positive feedback he has received to date has been incredible. “For an experienced and well-respected player like Martin Gélinas to enjoy using our training device, and to see its benefits first-hand, has been very rewarding.” “We set out to create a portable and easy to use product that allows any player, young or old, to build strength and master their shot technique,” said Oneschuk, “and I believe we have accomplished just that!”
Shot Tec Inc. is the Calgary based company that developed the world’s first hockey training device that isolates and trains the exact muscle groups required for the perfect shot. Their new hockey product line has completed the research and development phase, as well as on-ice testing, and will be ready to launch in 2015. http://ShotTec.com
