Pyyhkäisysyöttöä

Pyyhkäisysyöttöä, often translated as a "sweeping pass" or "flick pass" in English, is a specific type of pass used in various sports, most notably in ice hockey and floorball. It is characterized by a swift, horizontal motion of the stick or a similar implement to propel the puck or ball. Instead of a traditional wrist shot or slap shot, the player uses a more fluid, sweeping action, often generating considerable speed and accuracy.

The technique involves a smooth transition from the puck/ball's position on the ice or floor to the desired destination. The stick blade typically makes contact with the puck/ball at an angle, and the entire body weight is often transferred into the motion. This allows for a quick release, making it difficult for opponents to react and intercept. Pyyhkäisysyöttöä can be used to move the puck/ball along the boards, across the ice/floor to a teammate, or even as a scoring attempt in certain situations. Its effectiveness relies on precise timing, stickhandling skill, and a good understanding of the game's dynamics. Mastering this pass can significantly enhance a player's offensive capabilities by enabling faster transitions and more creative playmaking.